The following articles have been published about Nate and his advocacy. To schedule an interview please call (215) 701-9072. 

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• Spreading Pluralism's Gospel, Inside TC, December, 20, 2011
  

• "Saving a historic church. Spiritual landmark: First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia." UUWorld, August 15, 2011

• "Delegates reduce size of UUA board. UU World, June 25, 2011

• "Dinner with Monsanto: A minister is planting the seeds for a code of ethics for bioengineers, starting with Monsanto, the world's largest producer of genetically modified seeds." UUWorld, November 1, 2010

• "What if the Tea Party Were Black," Spokesperson blog for Standing on the Side of Love, November 1, 2010

• "Standing with Immigrant Families in Philadelphia," Spokesperson blog for Standing on the Side of Love, May 27, 2010

• "Social media help spread Unitarian Universalism 'If a congregation isn't sharing its good news through multiple channels, it may be missing out.'" UU World, May 15, 2010

• "Rev. Nate Walker took a page out of Sarah Palin’s book by preaching a Standing on the Side of Love sermon that was written on his hand," Standing on the Side of Love, February 17, 2010

• "Salt Lake City gets it right," Op Ed in Philadelphia Daily News, November 13, 2009

• "The God of the Heterosexual?" Spokesperson blog for Standing on the Side of Love, November 10, 2009

• "Mr. President: My blood is sacred," Letter to the Editor, Philadelphia Daily News, October 22, 2009

• "Calling on Obama to end the blood ban," Op-Ed Column, Philadelphia Gay News, October 22, 2009.

• "'High-Five' challenge increases giving at New York church: Staten Island congregation responds to call to compensate staff fairly." UU World, July 6, 2007

• "Turn Off the TV" Minister responds to Virignia Tech shooting, Staten Island Advance, April 19, 2007

• "Perfect Match – For Now," Interim minister inspires growth at the Unitarian Church, Staten Island Advance, March 2007

• "TC Student Drafts Aid Bill," Columbia Spectator, October 3, 2006

• "Top Student Activists of 2006," Mother Jones Radio broadcasted on Air America, October 1, 2006

• 13th Annual Roundup of Campus Activism – “Extra Credit: Campus Activism 2006,” Mother Jones.com, Sep/Oct 2006

• "Students Lobby U.S. Senate for Aid," Daily Princetonian, Princeton, NJ, April 19, 2006

• "Robbing Joe College to Pay Sallie Mae," New York Times, December 12, 2005

• "Congress to Cut Loans for Students," Columbia Spectator, NYC, November 28, 2005

• "Congress Slashes Student Aid," Daily Universe, Brigham Young University, November 22, 2005

• "Robin Hoods: Student activists...give to the needy with the National Tuition Endowment," Village Voice, NYC, November 11, 2005

• "Nat'l Student Group Fights to Protect Financial Aid," Columbia Spectator, NYC, Nov. 9, 2005

• "Student Group To Draft Bill For Scholarship Program," Yale Daily News, November 5, 2005

• "ROTC Debate Not Over at Columbia," Inside Higher Ed, May 19, 2005

• "Columbia Says No, Still, to ROTC," Inside Higher Ed, May 9, 2005

• "R.O.T.C. a Truce," New York Times, May 1, 2005

• "Columbia News Tonight," Columbia School of Journalism, April 29, 2005

• "Students Petition for Financial Aid Reform," Chicago Columbia Chronicle, April 28, 2005

• "Univ. Senate Advances Toward Vote on ROTC," Columbia Spectator, NYC, April 27, 2005

• "ROTC Debate Continues at Open Forum," Columbia Spectator, NYC, April 21, 2005

• "U. Senate Hears ROTC Findings," Columbia Spectator, NYC, April 18, 2005

• "Columbia U. Students Push Plan for Scholarship Endowment for Needy Students," Chronicle of Higher Education, Government and Politics, Ways and Means, April 15, 2005

• Inside Higher Ed published Nate's response to an article about the Virginia Baptist Mission Board ending their formal relationship with Averett University because of a gay student group, April 8, 2005

• "Panel Examines ROTC Conflict," Columbia Spectator, NYC, April 6, 2005

• "ROTC Debate Advances Toward Senate Decision," Columbia Spectator, NYC, April 5, 2005

• "Panelists Discuss CU's Student Complaint Process," Columbia Spectator, NYC, April 5, 2005

• "CU Students' Loan Proposal Receives Nat'l Attention," Columbia Spectator, NYC, November 23, 2004

• "University Senate Addresses Classroom Intimidation," Columbia Spectator, NYC, November 22, 2004

• "Campaign to Seek Congress' Aid on Tuition," Yale Daly News, CT, September 29, 2004

• "Students to Send New Tuition Plan to Congress," Columbia Spectator, NYC, September 28, 2004

• "National Tuition Endowment increasing federal financial aid." Columbia Spectator, NYC, September 24, 2004

• "Da Vinci College offers its first course", Record Courier, NV, June 25, 2004

• "... the Da Vinci Foundation is enrolling its first students this summer" Nevada Appeal, NV, June 15, 2004

• "College Transition Class Will Be Held" Reno Gazette-Journal, NV, June 9, 2004

• "Teachers College Receives Voting Rights in Columbia University Senate" Inside TC, NYC, April 2004

• "Senate Holds 'Town Hall' Expansion Meeting" Columbia Spectator, NYC, February 2, 2004

• "Student Spotlight: Nathan Walker" Teachers College, Columbia University, NYC, December 21, 2003

• "TC Rallies for Affirmative Action at the U.S. Supreme Court" Inside TC, Columbia University NYC, April 2003

• "Carson graduate has big plans and high hopes" Nevada Appeal, NV, May 13, 2000

• "Jack Neal's Theatre Reviews" - Merry Wives of Windsor, directed by Nathan Walker, Reno Gazette-Journal, Nevada July 23, 1999