conflict

With a teacher, a net connection, and information-filled digital devices tucked safely in the palms of their sweet little hands, who could stop these girls from learning?

As a Native woman who works to expose the rape of women, by police and others, my first thought was: “Is this a random scare tactic, or a way that white male extremist groups are marking houses? Am I being targeted?”

Commentary of everyday women engaged with our topic of the month: Kavenaugh hearings, Bosnian genocide, WWII memories, the silence of

Years ago, in high school, I had a crush on a Quaker. All I knew of the Quaker philosophy was

It was 2015 and millions of refugees were arriving on the shores of Greece. I watched in horror as images

As a woman of color who wears the hijab, I am a visual representation of Islam. I carry the responsibility

Luz Maria Frias recalls a neighbor coming to her father’s storefront repair shop on the west side of Chicago when

By connecting youth, you are improving what the next generation will do with the world.

It’s inevitable. When people come together, as a family, at work, at school, in neighborhoods, we’re not going to agree.

“Ever since I was little my dad and my grandparents have been telling me about Iran. … I’ve started understanding that not all laws are just and not all people are treated equal. [It’s] an issue I’ve become very passionate about.”