What would you like to see in Friends Journal?

Every eigh­teen months or so Friends Jour­nal start brain­storm­ing new themes and boil them down into a list. We’re now plot­ting out themes for the spring of 2024 and beyond. Part of this process is ask­ing read­ers what they’d like to see us cov­er and if you fol­low FJ on Face­bookTwit­ter, or Mastodon, you’ve prob­a­bly seen us ask­ing there. But I would also like to hear from Quak­er Ranter readers:

What top­ics would YOU like to see Friends Jour­nal address­ing in the future?

We’ve been run­ning themed issues for over a decade now. Check out the list of themes since 2012 or look through the archives to rem­i­nis­cence about past issues. There’s a good chance we’ve already cov­ered the sub­ject you’re inter­est­ed in, but it might be a good time for us to take a new look or a fresh spin. Leave a com­ment here or email me at martin@friendsjournal.org with any ideas you have.

2 thoughts on “What would you like to see in Friends Journal?

  1. The his­to­ry of Quak­ers in the US is always inter­est­ing. Short vignettes, inter­est­ing triv­ia, con­tro­ver­sies, that sort of thing.

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