Articles, chapters, pamphlets

• “Youth’s reaction to Prohibition,” 1932
• “Henry Clay at Richmond in 1842,” 1934
• “Hints on hobbies for high school clubs,” 1935
• “Famous American immigrants,” 1936
• “John Bright — nineteenth century humanitarian,” 1936
• “A unit study on public opinion,” 1937
• “Adolescent America,” 1937
• “American history in verse,” 1937
• “Sesquicentennial of the Constitution,” 1937
• “Let them choose the world’s leaders,” 1938
• “Those already in our midst,” 1938
• “Developing social sensitivity,” 1939
• “Albert Thomas, world champion of labor,” 1940s
• “The significance of Quaker service,” 1940s
• “A Quaker message for our times,” 1941
• “Contagious Christianity,” 1941
• “Sources of power for times like these,” 1941
• “Better citizens for a better world,” 1942
• “Inconspicuous individuals,” 1942
• “World-minded heroes,” 1942
• “Developing silent worshippers,” 1943
• “Going to meeting,” 1943
• “Ten months in CPS,” 1943
• “The Society of Friends in 1968,” 1943
• “Prophet of the north,” 1944
• “As CPS ends for Friends,” 1945
• “Domingo Sarmiento — the schoolmaster president, citizen of the new world,” 1945
• “Growing points in the Society of Friends,” 1945
• “The Danish folk schools,” 1945
• “Studying Scandinavia,” 1946
• “Going to school in war-devastated countries,” 1947
• “The teacher and the postwar child in war-devastated countries,” 1947
• “UNESCO,” 1947
• “Let’s visit UNESCO house,” 1948
• “Clearing house and continuing services in education,” 1950
• “Developing world-minded children,” 1950
• “High school seniors and world-mindedness,” 1950
• “The Society of Friends in 1970,” 1950
• “US national commission for UNESCO,” 1950
• “International understandings begin early,” 1950s
• “Introducing children to the contemporary USA,” 1950s
• “New nations: lands of promise and problems,” 1950s
• “Progress report on Central America,” 1950s
• “Studying other countries and peoples in secondary schools,” 1950s
• “Studying other countries and peoples in the elementary school,” 1950s
• “Are you a world-minded teacher?,” 1951
• “Asia in the social studies curriculum,” 1951
• “Developing world-minded children: resources for elementary school teachers,” 1951
• “Free and inexpensive materials on world affairs,” 1951
• “How the Quakers find unity,” 1951
• “On becoming a Quaker,” 1951
• “The Quaker meeting for business,” 1951
• “Today’s children need the world-minded teacher,” 1951
• “Toward world horizons,” 1951
• “World citizens for a world community,” 1951
• “Ceylon: a background paper,” 1952
• “World horizons for children and youth,” 1952
• “World horizons for children,” 1952
• “World-minded heroes,” 1952
• “An overview of African education,” 1953
• “Global journey in pamphlets,” 1953
• “Primer on world politics,” 1953
• “Some significant developments in social studies teaching,” 1953
• “Studying France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands in elementary schools,” 1953
• “Studying the UN: 7 points to stress,” 1953
• “Studying the United Nations and its specialized agencies,” 1953
• “The world view in civic education,” 1953
• “Two and a half billion neighbors,” 1953
• “Assignment: the world,” 1954
• “Dynamic education and Friends meetings,” 1954
• “New life comes to Salvadoreans,” 1954
• “Teaching about the United Nations,” 1954
• “A laboratory of better living,” 1955
• “Education in Puerto Rico,” 1955
• “Studying Pakistan,” 1955
• “The murals of Pakistan on the move,” 1955
• “Going to meeting,” 1956
• “Learning with enthusiasm in Puerto Rico,” 1956
• “Pakistan: a series of articles,” 1956
• “Working together — at home and abroad,” 1956
• “Studying Asia in elementary schools,” 1957
• “A modern Moses: Israel’s Ben-Gurion,” 1958
• “Burma’s U Nu: a new look in politicians,” 1958
• “Exploring the new Africa,” 1958
• “Ghana: so young, so hopeful,” 1958
• “Glad to be back in the USA, but unhappy too,” 1958
• “Leaders of the new Africa,” 1958
• “Challenges in international education,” 1959
• “China: a resource unit for secondary schools,” 1959
• “Free and inexpensive materials on Africa,” 1959
• “Ghana: problems and progress,” 1959
• “Library progress in Ghana,” 1959
• “Meditations around the world,” 1959
• “Meeting the leaders of new and emerging nations,” 1959
• “Nigeria: a background paper,” 1959
• “Seven overseas leaders offer wise counsel to American parents,” 1959
• “Southeast Asia: a resource unit for secondary schools,” 1959
• “Studying other countries,” 1959
• “Education for the community of 1985,” 1960
• “Human aspirations are changing our world,” 1960
• “Introducing children and youth to the life of the spirit,” 1960
• “New nations,” 1960
• “Studying Africa in elementary and secondary schools,” 1960
• “The new map of Africa in my mind,” 1960
• “Kenya: a background paper,” 1961
• “Murals of the Middle East in our minds,” 1961
• “Africa: a teaching guide,” 1962
• “Africa’s ‘haven of peace’,” 1962
• “Changing East Africa,” 1962
• “Ferment in the social studies,” 1962
• “Kenya on the verge,” 1962
• “Peru: a background paper,” 1962
• “Studying Asia in elementary schools,” 1962
• “Studying South America in elementary and secondary schools,” 1962
• “Studying the Middle East in elementary and secondary schools,” 1962
• “Studying the world: selected resources,” 1962
• “UNESCO and international understanding,” 1962
• “Social studies curriculum and methods: a topical bibliography,” 1963
• “Teaching about the world,” 1964
• “Accepting the selves of others,” 1965
• “The international dimension of elementary schools,” 1967
• “Which countries should be studied?,” 1967
• “Changing the social studies curriculum,” 1968
• “Extending the study of families,” 1968
• “Studying the USSR in elementary and secondary schools,” 1969
• “A world-wide program in the social studies,” 1972
• “Role-playing in teacher education,” 1973
• “State of the Religious Society of Friends,” 1974
• “Studying China in American schools,” 1974
• “The future as a dimension of education: a bibliographic essay,” 1974
• “The urban frontier: a bibliographic essay,” 1975
• “Planetary perspectives for teaching,” 1976
• “Understanding the Middle East: a bibliographic essay,” 1976
• “World hunger and food resources: a bibliographic essay,” 1976
• “Anthropology: a bibliographic essay,” 1977
• “Arts and crafts in social studies teaching,” 1977
• “Reach for a picture,” 1977
• “Some persistent problems of the social studies: 1903-1978-2003,” 1978
• “Using the UN system: a wealth of classroom resources,” 1979
• “War and peace: studying conflict and conflict resolution,” 1979
• “The world-wide Society of Friends,” 1980
• “Quakerism in the United States today: progress and problems,” 1980s
• “Some changes in American Quakerdom, 1932-1982,” 1982
• “Quaker meetings for discussion,” 1983
• “The growth of Brooklyn Friends Meeting,” 1983
• “The meaning of membership in the Religious Society of Friends,” 1983
• “Meditations around the USA,” 1984
• “Our messages and our message-bearers,” 1984
• “The crucial role of the spoken ministry,” 1984
• “To inquirers about the Society of Friends,” 1984
• “The man in leather breeches: George Fox and the early Quakers,” 1985
• “John Bright: English Quaker statesman,” 1985
• “The Friends peace testimony,” 1986
• “Billions of hands and how we use them,” 1987
• “Meditations for older people,” 1987
• “Some enriching readings on the life of Jesus,” 1987
• “Some of the books which have influenced me greatly,” 1988
• “The many meanings of Quaker meetings for worship,” 1988
• “An introduction to Quakerism and an invitation to fellow seekers,” 1989
• “Are Quakers concerned about poverty?,” 1989
• “I wish Friends would …,” 1990
• “Discovering or rediscovering prayer,” 1991
• “Discovering or rediscovering the prophets,” 1991
• “Discovering or rediscovering the psalms,” 1991
• “Discovering or rediscovering the twelve disciples,” 1991
• “Reflections on religion and Quakerism,” 1991