
I'm a Quaker blogger, web designer and dad living about thirty miles outside Philadelphia in the South Jersey pine barrens. I'm a "convinced" Friend, walking into my first meetinghouse around the age of twenty. I'm a member of Atlantic City Area Monthly Meeting, Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. I served on the staff of
Friends General Conference for eight years and
Friends Journal for two. Over the last twenty years I've worked on projects with
FWCC,
AFSC,
FCE,
PYM and pretty much every other Philadelphia-based Quaker acronym you can think of. I'm occasionally asked to
lead workshops and give talks on Quakerism. I've been building Quakerish websites since 1995 and have been blogging since 1998.

I'm the founder and publisher of QuakerQuaker.org. It started around 2003 as a sidebar of my personal blog where I highlighted the day's interesting links. In 2005 I was awarded recognition and a modest grant from the
Clarence and Lilly Pickett Endowment for Quaker Leadership to turn it into an online magazine (dubbed QuakerQuaker after a
2003 essay). In 2008 it was reborn yet again as a Ning-powered social media network.

I still occasionally write as the
Quaker Ranter and I have a tech blog at
MartinKelley.com. You see the daily flow of odds and ends that come across my screen at my "lifestream" blog
QuackQuack. Yes, I'm on
Twitter,
Facebook,
LinkedIn, etc.
Hire Martin
My bread and butter is web design. If you like the kind of work you see here, then call or email me. From small business to personal blog to nonprofit social media I can work with you to get your ideas online. Check me out at
QuakerDesign.com or
browse the portfolio of my recent sites.
Elsewhere
Quakerranter.org blog
Martinkelley.com business
Quackquack.org tumblr
Facebook networking
LinkedIn resume
Contact Information
Available at
Martinkelley.com/contact