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Author chat with David Harrington Watt on the continued educational work around Hiroshima and Nagasaki

we believe that certain lessons can be drawn from historians’ accounts of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. One lesson… David Harrington Watt

Interview with Lynn and Steve Newsom

Watch our bonus interview with the directors of Quaker House (transcript available below). Links and resources: Quaker House website My Path…

Among Friends

Faithfulness and Acting-As-If: an introduction to our issue on war, warriors, and the effects of war.

Forum August 2015

Letters from our readers.
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What Is Moral Injury and Why Should Friends Care?

Creating safe spaces for veterans to confront the effects of moral injury. Kristen Richardson
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Cross-cultural Work with Veterans

An interview with military chaplain Zachary Moon. Zachary Moon was interviewed by Friends Journal senior editor Martin Kelley
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Dialoguing with Terrorists

Long-term Quaker peacemaking in the war zones of East Africa. David Zarembka
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A Letter from a Warrior

A World War II soldier and POW shares hope for the future. George Rubin
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The Work Continues

Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the Struggle against Nuclear Weapons. David Harrington Watt and Marian Ronan

Milestones August 2015

Deaths, births, and marriages among Friends.
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Organizing with the Spirit

A tragedy among Nebraska Friends provides a model for faith-based activism that supports community. Lucy Duncan
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Main Street Activism and Wall Street Advocacy: Strange Bedfellows?

Working together on different but complementary strategies for change. Jeffery W. Perkins
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