An excerpt from Beacon Press Director Helene Atwan's remarks at the announcement of The King Legacy, a new partnership between Beacon Press and the Estate of Martin Luther King Jr. Read more →
14 posts from May 2009
Beacon Press Announces The King Legacy Series
May 28, 2009
Beacon Press announces its new partnership with the Estate of Martin Luther King Jr. Read more →
Fred Pearce discusses why "over-consumers" do more damage than "over-breeders." Read more →
Alexis Rizzuto, an assistant editor at Beacon Press, discusses a recent nature outing that didn't turn out exactly as hoped. Read more →
Philip C. Winslow examines the persistent dangers cluster munitions pose for civilians during and long after the wars in which they are used. Read more →
A child's hurt feelings lead to a deeper discussion of the effects of war at home. Read more →
As same-sex marriage in Massachusetts approaches its five-year mark, Karen Kahn takes a look at marriage equality in New England and beyond. Read more →
Link Roundup: Harlem Children's Zone, Young Race Car Drivers, Don't Ask Don't Tell
May 12, 2009
A few interesting tidbits from around the web. Read more →
Kathryn Joyce reflects on a recent "honor" bestowed on her, her book, and Beacon Press from the leader of Vision Forum Ministries. Read more →
Amy Seidl looks at the signs of spring and sees ecosystems in flux. Read more →
Susan Campbell looks at the National Day of Prayer. Read more →
Lillian B. Rubin: The Torture Memos
May 04, 2009
Lillian Rubin looks at the societal and psychological damage caused by torture. Read more →
Link Roundup: Souter, Gay Marriage Myths, Buy Indie Day
May 01, 2009
A selection of distractions and items of interest. Read more →
Little League celebrates its 70th anniversary, and Mark Hyman looks at the ways the organization has changed over the years. Read more →