Economy/Poverty/Wealth
Feeding Children, Communities, and Souls
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An intimate portrait of a rural community’s work to undermine the military industrial complex, subvert capitalism, reclaim land, and bond faith communities together.
Pamela Haines
Pamela Haines, a longtime resident of Philadelphia, is active in peace, justice, and environmental work among Quakers. She has written a Pendle Hill pamphlet, Waging Peace: Discipline and Practice, led a variety of workshops on faith and economics, and spoken on the topic of climate, justice, and racism. Her paid work includes capacity building among childcare workers, teaching peer counseling, and leading family play groups. She is on the board of the Mill Creek Urban Farm in West Philadelphia, is active in her community garden, and enjoys deep personal connections in Poland and Uganda. She is passionate about quilting and repair of all kinds and blogs at www.pamelalivinginthisworld.blogspot.com.