Synopsis
David H. Scull (1914-1983) left his mark on the history of his time in many ways: by his courageous stands for racial equality in Virginia and the South; by his creation of Partnership for Productivity, an innovative and respected international development program; by his wide-ranging involvements in the Religious Society of Friends and his many friendships with people around the world. Edited – and with a biographical essay – by Chuck Fager, this book still resonates today, offering a glimpse into the “restless creativity of which his thinking and work were so full.”
