With a growing movement calling for an end to the systems that fuel brutal and discriminatory police practices, General Secretary Shan Cretin reflects that social change begins inside each of us, as we wake up to human consequences of unjust systems and policies.

In Pittsburgh, an AFSC youth group is using a human rights framework to understand and explain how young people experience the world differently based on where they live, what schools they attend, and how they look.

The effects of aggressive police practices on young Southeast Asian, Latino, and black residents are invisible to many Rhode Islanders of other ages and colors, for the simple reason that they are not the ones being targeted. But the participation of allies in multiracial coalitions is crucial to getting fair policies and practices for everyone.

Learn about the history and format of the Tyree Scott Freedom School in Seattle, which is the model for similar projects in Minneapolis and St. Louis.

Decades of struggles against racism, sexism, homophobia, and religious discrimination have revealed lessons that pass from one era to the next.

A group including indigenous people and Quakers in New England are confronting historic trauma and unresolved grief in order to begin a journey of healing together.

The winter 2015 issue of Quaker Action comes with a new look.