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Song Powers a Movement

• Authored by:
• David Hartsough

I learned about the power of nonviolence and nonviolent action in the spring of 1960, while participating in sit-ins at lunch counters in Maryland and Virginia with African American fellow students at Howard University. Most Saturdays we would go to a People’s Drug store, sit down at a lunch counter, get arrested, and then sing freedom songs in our jail cells all weekend.

On Music (March 2018)

Ukraine Pacifist Movement (news item)

Song of Myself

• Authored by:
• Graciela Martinez

 

On Balance (May 2017)

Movement Action Plan

• Authored by:
• Mary Klein

On Rules (November 2020)

The 9/11 Truth Movement

• Authored by:
• David Chandler,
• Guthrie Miller,
• Frances Shure

Dear Friends: The event known today simply as “9/11” happened in 2001, 17 years ago – some would say so long ago that it is not important today. For the three of us, 9/11 is an ongoing Concern. We use the term “Concern” in the Quaker sense of a spiritual leading that constitutes an imperative to action. None of us has a reputation for irrationality or dogmatism. We have been convinced by a significant body of serious and competent scientists, engineers, architects, and others who form the scientific core of what has become known as the “9/11 Truth Movement,” and we have participated in that movement.

On Children (September 2018)

Sunrise Movement Supporter Circles (news item)

Listen to Our Hearts’ Song (review)

• Authored by:
• Philip Favero

Recently, a neighbor came to my door holding a manuscript. She’s a retired librarian from Berkeley, California, and she handed me a document, titled Listen to Our Hearts’ Song: Women in Jail for Peace.

On Alternatives (March 2022)

“Ukranian Now,” Song by Friends (news item)

Coloring Page: Picture a Song

• Authored by:
• Lisa Yagoda

On Music (March 2018)

George Fox Song 2019 (library item)