Category: Volume 37

  • Climate Change: What We Can Do

    Resource by Lindsey Fielder Cook and Anna Aguto If this image is too small, view the poster on the QUNO website here. The Quaker United Nations Office (QUNO) in Geneva published ‘Climate Change: What We Can Do”. It aims to connect people with the most recent climate science…

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  • Victory for the Youth-Led Constitutional Climate Case Navahine F. v. Hawaii Department of Transportation!

    Last month, Hawaiʻi officials announced a groundbreaking legal settlement to fully decarbonize Hawaiʻi’s transportation system by 2045. Thirteen youths from across Hawaiʻi brought the case in June 2022, arguing that their state’s transportation policies and practices contribute significantly to climate change, thus violating their constitutional rights to a clean…

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  • Deepening Community: Eco-Book Group Returns This Fall!

    This past spring, Quaker Earthcare Witness hosted a vibrant and deeply engaging book group focused on Jennie Ratcliffe’s transformative book, Nothing Lowly in the Universe. From February through May 2024, participants gathered every other Monday to delve into the intricate weave of ecological, spiritual, and moral issues Ratcliffe…

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  • QEW on the Road

    By Nora Lisette Cooke In June 2022, I was in a house in Calvisson, France, house sitting for local Friends who lived just down the road from the Maison Quaker, where my parents were the amis-résidents (Friends in Residence). I had been on the Zoom call for close…

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  • Upholding Truth, Democracy, and Environmental Justice

    “Loving your enemy is manifest in putting your arms not around the person but around the social situation, to take power from those who misuse it— at which point they can become human, too.” – Bayard Rustin Quaker Call to Action We see that truth, democracy, equality,…

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  • Pathways to Peace: Linking Disarmament and Climate Action

    by Molly McGinty The ongoing climate crisis and escalating threat of nuclear war pose the most acute threats to human and planetary survival. These twin existential threats to life are closely linked and mutually reinforcing, each requiring urgent action. In 2023, the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) once…

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