Friends Select upper school students share their perspectives on peaceful protest and social change, giving a sense of how they engage with and think about activism. Since the majority of responses came from the junior class, the results mainly reflect junior students’ opinions and experiences with activism. Many students showed interest in continuing to learn about ways to create change, such as participating in peaceful actions like marches, contacting representatives, and educational events. Overall, the responses show that students are engaged and interested in learning more about how to be part of social change in a meaningful way.
Student Voices on Peaceful Protest
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About the Contributor
Grace Salmon, Co-Editor-in-Chief
Grace Salmon is a junior and has been at Friends Select since 2014. She is an Editor In Chief of The Falcon and a leader of the Environmentalism Club. She is also a member of the Field Hockey and Squash teams. Grace loves baking, traveling, and hanging out with her friends.