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  1. Indochina 1972: Perpetual War by American Friends Service Committee, 1972-01-01
  2. The air war in Indochina: electronic battlefield, corporate complicity. Information/Action packet. by American Friends Service Committee, 1972
  3. Steps to peace;: A Quaker view of U.S. foreign policy by American Friends Service Committee, 1951
  4. Namibia by Southern Africa Program American Friends Service Committee, 1981-01-01
  5. Indochina: 1971 requirements for peace. by American Friends Service Committee, 1971
  6. The U.S. in Vietnam. a critical look at the basic arguments supporting America''s Vietnam policy. [cover title]. by American Friends Service Committee, 1966
  7. Who Shall Live? Man's Control over Birth and Death: A Report Prepared for the American Friends Service Committee by American Friends Service Committee, 1970
  8. Indochina 1971; an American Friends Service Committee White Paper on Requirements for Peace in Southeast Asia [Cover Title]. by American Friends Service Committee, 1970-01-01
  9. Peace in Vietnam: A New Approach in Southeast Asia; A Report Prepared for the American Friends Service Committee
  10. PEACE IN VIETNAM.A New Approach in Southeast Asia.A Report Prepared for the American Friends Service Committee. by Anonymous, 1966
  11. THE DRAFT : A REPORT PREPARED FOR THE PEACE EDUCATION DIVISION OF THE AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE by Peace Education Division of the American Friends Service Committee, 1968
  12. Organizations Based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: American Friends Service Committee, Sigma Alpha Rho, Asian Arts Initiative
  13. Quaker Organizations: American Friends Service Committee
  14. Uncommon controversy;: Fishing rights of the Muckleshoot, Puyallup, and Nisqually Indians. A report prepared for the American Friends Service Committee

21. American Friends Service Committee, Case No. VFA-0682, August 28, 2001
Name of Petitioner American Friends Service Committee. (1) The Freedom of InformationAct Appeal filed by the american friends service committee, Case No.
http://www.oha.doe.gov/cases/foia/vfa0682.htm
August 28, 2001 DECISION AND ORDER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Appeal Name of Petitioner: American Friends Service Committee Date of Filing: June 28, 2001 Case Number: VFA-0682
I. Background
II. Analysis
Oak Ridge also indicated that Oak Ridge's waste management organization had no separate records of any waste shipments to the Kittinger landfill, such as manifests listing sanitary wastes or radioactive wastes. Any DOE waste from the DOE work at the Wingfoot Lake facility was designated classified waste, according to the DOE site representative assigned to the centrifuge project between 1980 and 1984. All classified waste would have been shipped to the Gaseous Diffusion Plant at Piketon, Ohio, for burial in a DOE classified burial ground, not shipped to a local industrial landfill. Finally, an Oak Ridge official stated that radioactive materials were not used at the Wingfoot Lake facility during the centrifuge project.(1) It Is Therefore Ordered That: (1) The Freedom of Information Act Appeal filed by the American Friends Service Committee, Case No. VFA-0682, on June 28, 2001, is hereby denied.

22. Statement Of The Board Of The American Friends Service Committee On The Case Of
Statement of the Board of the american friends service committee onthe Case of Mumia Abu Jamal. June 24, 2000. The American Friends
http://www.refuseandresist.org/mumia/2000/063000afsc.html
Statement of the Board of the American Friends Service Committee on the Case of Mumia Abu Jamal
June 24, 2000 The American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) joins millions of individuals and organizations around the world in calling for a new trial for Mumia Abu Jamal. AFSC is a Quaker organization that is committed to social justice, peace, and humanitarian service. Our work in communities throughout the United States and internationally is based in the Quaker belief in the infinite dignity and worth of every person, as well as our faith in the power of love and nonviolent struggle to bring about positive social change. We oppose the death penalty in all cases, because of our belief in the value of human life. We do not believe that either justice or healing can be found by reacting to violence with violence. We respect the memory of Daniel Faulkner, and we honor the pain of his widow and the other survivors who grieve his loss. AFSC stands firmly with murder victim family members just as it does those on death row. Every death through violence is a rupture in the fabric of the community, a rupture that cries out for healing. Such healing cannot come, however, through a search for vengeance or through casting aside legal and constitutional protections in order to obtain a conviction at any cost, regardless of the facts of a particular case. AFSC's fifty years of work to rid the criminal justice system of systemic injustice has made us aware of the many systemic imperfections and injustices in the criminal justice system. We are also aware of the massive increase in the rate of incarceration in the United States that has accompanied the re-instatement of the death penalty. Until the 1970s, the rate of incarceration in the United States remained essentially stable for nearly fifty years, at about 110 per 100,000. At the present time, the rate of incarceration is over six times higher than it was prior to the 1970s.

23. Records Of The American Friends Service Committee, Midwest Branch, Advisory Comm
Guide to the Records of the american friends service committee, Midwest Branch,Advisory Committee for Evacuees 19421963. American Friends Service Committee.
http://www.lib.washington.edu/specialcoll/findaids/docs/papersrecords/AmFriendsS
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Guide to the Records of the American Friends Service Committee, Midwest Branch, Advisory Committee for Evacuees
Creator: American Friends Service Committee. Midwest Branch. Advisory Committee for Evacuees, creator Title: Records of the American Friends Service Committee, Midwest Branch, Advisory Committee for Evacuees Date Span: Bulk: Quantity: 10 linear ft. (25 boxes) Accession No. : Location : P08/07-2d to P08/07-4a Languages: Collection materials are in English. "Alien's Indefinite Leave" card, Minidoka. Special Collections, UW Libraries, UW14752
Funding for encoding this finding aid was partially provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Historical Note
In July 1942, the U.S. War Relocation Authority announced a policy that permitted qualified inmates to leave incarceration centers to accept permanent jobs outside of designated war zones. Applicants were required to have a means of support and a place to live. Cities in the Midwest such as Chicago were suddenly faced with finding housing and jobs for a massive influx of Americans of Japanese descent coming from West Coast camps. Local social service agencies began to organize to meet the need, and it soon became apparent that an overall coordinating body was need. The Midwest Branch of the American Friends Service Committee (a Quaker social service organization) took on this responsibilty by organizing the Advisory Committee for Evacuees. Membership in the committee included representatives from eighteen social service agencies as well as other interested individuals concerned about the problems faced by the displaced Japanese Americans. The committee was chaired by Rolland W. Schloerb of the Chicago Federation of Churches. Edwin G. Morgenroth of the Midwest Branch of the AFSC served as Executive Secretary.

24. Fredsakademiet: Freds- Og Sikkerhedspolitisk Leksion A 155 : American Friends Se
American Friends Service Committee. the american friends service committeestarter bespisning af tysklands underernærede børn i januar 1920.
http://www.fredsakademiet.dk/ordbog/aord/a155.htm
American Friends Service Committee
Friends Service Committee i England i 1916.
FBI
. The American Friends Service Committee udsender tidsskriftet Peacework
Arkiv: Swartmore
Litteratur
American Friends Service Committee: USA og Sovjetunionen

25. FBI - Freedom Of Information Act - American Friends Service Committee
american friends service committee. 3 498 pages. This committee was originally formed in 1917 to The file covers the activities of the committee from the 1920's through the 1970's.
http://foia.fbi.gov/committe.htm
American Friends Service Committee
3,498 pages This Committee was originally formed in 1917 to provide conscientious objectors with an opportunity to aid civilian victims during World War One. The file covers the activities of the Committee from the 1920's through the 1970's. Part 01 Part 02 Part 03 Part 04 ... FOIA Homepage

26. American Friends Service Committee - Western Massachusetts
It was last updated 5/10/04 at 0900 AM . american friends ServiceCommittee NEW ENGLAND REGION WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS PROGRAM. Jo
http://www.westernmassafsc.org/
W MA AFSC seeks community input: a survey April 20 AFSC Newsletter Fall '03 Community Newsletter Our Calendar ... Sign up to get AFSC mail/email This website is westernMassAFSC.org.
Newly added menu items above are in Green for a while. It was last updated at 07:42 AM American Friends Service Committee
NEW ENGLAND REGION
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS PROGRAM Jo Comerford, Program Coordinator.
140 Pine St.
Florence MA 01060
Phone: 413-584-8975
Fax: 413-584-8987
E-Mail: AFSC@crocker.com Peace and Justice Events in the Valley To help you find or advertise Peace and Social Justice events in the valley, this section of the web page will act as a clearinghouse. We will attempt to keep it up to date with the fast pace of current activities. The Traprock Peace Center also lists events in the Valley. Western Massachusetts Jobs with Justice also maintains an extensive calendar ( details here ), and ActiveIngredients.org also has a calendar listing events. Sometimes one calendar or the other misses an event, so check them all! News ...

27. Child Soldiers
american friends service committee's web page that provides information, news, and analysis on child soldiers around the world.
http://www.afsc.org/issues/index/childso.asp

28. Standing Deer Presente! The Web Site Of Standing Deer
Official site of expolitical prisoner Standing Deer. It is edited by Standing Deer himself, Bonnie Kerness of american friends service committee and Anna Standing Deer. Includes many entries by other political prisoners, incarcerated prison activists and outside support people.
http://www.geocities.com/standingdeer1/index.htm
STANDING DEER PRESENTE! THE WEB SITE OF STANDING DEER AND PRISONERS
August 26, 1932 - January 20, 2003 This prison site created by Standing Deer Bonnie Kerness and Anna Standing Deer is dedicated to all prisoners and Standing Deer's Oklahoma family: the Wilsons, his sister, Janie, Bill. his brother and his wife Joan , Susan and her husband, Kevin Standing Deer's baby girl, Vicki and her husband, Joseph and grandchildren, Misti, Windi, Emili (Susan's children), Megan and Justin (Vicki's cildren) and Ben and Carnes (our grandchildren)and Judy Krullwithout whom we would have been no where.... a friend for life.
Edited by
Standing Deer shortly after release dressed for Rosh Hashana that he will attend with his parole sponsor and friend, Judy Krull
IN MEMORY OF STANDING DEER WITH EVERLASTING LOVE We have tragic news for all of you who loved Standing Deer. On January 20, 2003, Standing Deer crossed over to the Spirit World. We will miss his laughter, sharp wit and beautiful smile, but for many of us he still remains by our side. I have displayed on this page a compilation of photos he gave me since his release on September 4, 2001. For those of you who did not know him, I know you will come to see his beauty as much as all of us who travelled on the road beside him throughout the years.

29. American Friends Service Committee
american friends service committee (AFSC) Address 65 Ninth Street San Francisco, CA 941031401 Voice (415) 565-0201 Fax (415) 565-0204 Email smcneil@afsc.org Web http//www.afsc.org/ This entry was
http://bapd.org/gamsee-1.html
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American Friends Service Committee (AFSC)
Address 65 Ninth Street San Francisco , CA 94103-1401 Voice Fax Email smcneil@afsc.org Web http://www.afsc.org/ An international Quaker-based organization promoting peace and justice. This is the Pacific Mountain Regional Office, whose programs address criminal justice alternatives, youth and militarism, emergency relief, African concerns, Middle East peace, American Indian concerns, farm labor rights, homeless organizing and rural economic alternatives. Index Keys
agriculture
Asian Americans criminal justice economic justice ... youth This entry was last verified in December of 2001. About this directory Events and Notices Links to Calendars Links to News

30. American Friends Service Committee - Quaker Values In Action
A Quaker organization that includes people of various faiths who are committed to social justice, peace, and humanitarian service.
http://www.afsc.org/default.htm
Our Life Over Debt campaign highlights the need for immediate cancellation of Africa's debt. See our on-line activist kit , which gives you practical ways to join the African debt relief/cancellation movement.
Boots Exhibit Opens in Washington, D.C.
The AFSC exhibit, Eyes Wide Open: the Human Cost of War in Iraq , opened in Washington, D.C. for two days leading up to Memorial Day weekend.
Who Is "Handicapped?"
When you meet Salam Talib for the first time, his passion and enthusiasm can be overwhelming. His quiet voice belies the assurance of his knowledge and the insistence of his abilities. This young man, with his explosion of ideas, is not to be taken lightly. His history has created a compelling personality.
See also Healing the Healers
New Peacework Article on Human Trafficking
Search site Sign up to receive AFSC email bulletins ... Donate now Quiz:
Roughly what percent of the U.S. population are immigrants (according to the 2000 U.S. Census)? A)
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D) Home Search Site Contact Us Privacy Policy ... Site Map

31. American Friends Service Committee - Western Massachusetts
It was last updated 5/12/04 at 0732 AM . american friends ServiceCommittee NEW ENGLAND REGION WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS PROGRAM. Jo
http://users.crocker.com/~afsc/
W MA AFSC seeks community input: a survey April 20 AFSC Newsletter Fall '03 Community Newsletter Our Calendar ... Sign up to get AFSC mail/email This website is westernMassAFSC.org.
Newly added menu items above are in Green for a while. It was last updated at 07:42 AM American Friends Service Committee
NEW ENGLAND REGION
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS PROGRAM Jo Comerford, Program Coordinator.
140 Pine St.
Florence MA 01060
Phone: 413-584-8975
Fax: 413-584-8987
E-Mail: AFSC@crocker.com Peace and Justice Events in the Valley To help you find or advertise Peace and Social Justice events in the valley, this section of the web page will act as a clearinghouse. We will attempt to keep it up to date with the fast pace of current activities. The Traprock Peace Center also lists events in the Valley. Western Massachusetts Jobs with Justice also maintains an extensive calendar ( details here ), and ActiveIngredients.org also has a calendar listing events. Sometimes one calendar or the other misses an event, so check them all! News ...

32. Baltimore : Middle Atlantic Region : AFSC
Promotes nonviolent activism in order to end gun violence and create a culture of peace.
http://www.afsc.org/midatlantic/baltimore.htm
Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore Home AFSC/Baltimore Urban Peace Movement Community Peace Centers Work with Young People ... Middle Atlantic Region Email this page
AFSC - Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore Programs
AFSC/Baltimore Urban Peace Movement The program is developing a multi-facet approach to violence in our local community as well as making connections to national and international violence. It is the goal of our program to promote a nonviolent Baltimore. We organize and train people in nonviolence, community organizing, leadership development and on issues of economic justice in order to end gun violence and create a culture of peace. Project VOICE promotes a Human Rights perspective for supporting and strengthening immigrant communities and influencing the agenda for national immigration policy. Project VOICE national work: http://www.afsc.org/immigrants-rights/default.htm

33. Revista Futuros
Revista trimestral digital latinoamericana y del Caribe, publicada por AFSC, american friends service committee (Comit© de Servicio de Amigos).
http://www.revistafuturos.info
Esta página usa marcos, pero su explorador no los admite.

34. STofUnion/AFSC
Northeast Ohio american friends service committee. Home. Events. Africa Initiative. Economic Justice. How to Contribute. STATEMENT OF NORTHEAST OHIO american friends service committee IN CONNECTION
http://www.afsc.net/stofunion_afsc.htm
Northeast Ohio American Friends Service Committee Home Events Africa Initiative Economic Justice ... How to Contribute STATEMENT OF NORTHEAST OHIO AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE IN CONNECTION TO PRESIDENT BUSH'S STATE OF UNION ADDRESS
Greg Coleridge, Director, Economic Justice Program [330] 253-7151
John Fuller, Clerk, Economic Justice Program [330] 762-8522
The Northeast Ohio American Friends Service Committee [AFSC], a Quaker
related social action agency, expects that President Bush in his first State
of the Union address tonight will focus on the war against terrorism in
Afghanistan. He will, no doubt, also stress the need for continued military
actions abroad and sacrifices to civil liberties at home. Finally, President
Bush will likely address the deteriorating domestic economy, including
increasing layoffs, and might even reference the bankruptcy of the Enron
corporation. As an organization dedicated to peace, social and economic justice, environmental sustainability and democracy, we hope that the President will use this once-a-year occasion to also address a number of specific issues that many citizens in Northeast Ohio we hear from are asking. These critical

35. Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania. american friends service committee (AFSC) (Nat'l) The Chester County Peace Movement. LEPOCO Peace Center (LehighPocono committee of Concern) The Orion Grove. Ride for Peace 301) 270-4858 or toll free at (888) END-A-WAR. american friends service committee (Natl)
http://www.endthewar.org/members/pennsylvania.htm
Pennsylvania Click on a group's name for full contact information: American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) (Nat'l) The Chester County Peace Movement LEPOCO Peace Center (Lehigh-Pocono Committee of Concern) The Orion Grove ... Why War? Note: I f you have a group to add, please fill out our on line form (click here) , or send your group's contact information to our Outreach Coordinator at: outreach@endthewar.org or call: (301) 270-4858 or toll free at (888) END-A-WAR. Am erican Friends Service Committee (Nat’l) Website www.afsc.org 1501 Cherry Street Philadelphia, PA 19102

36. Page Has Moved
Reasons to oppose war with Iraq, resources, news, links, and ways to help.
http://www.afsc.org/IRAQ/
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37. InterAction.org | Members
Buy Publications. Monday Developments. american friends service committee (AFSC)
http://www.interaction.org/members/detail.php?id=56

38. Redirect : Middle East
Resources, activism, and analysis about the IsraelPalestinian crisis and Iraq, with descriptions of the organization's programs initiatives, and a basic introduction to Islam.
http://www.afsc.org/mideasthome.htm
You are being forwarded to this page's new location at http://www.afsc.org/middleeast/default.htm . Please update your bookmarks.

39. Page Has Moved
Leadership, self esteem, and cultural reclaiming for Wabanaki peoples youth in Maine, USA, and parts of Ontario and Quebec, Canada. Program summary and contact information.
http://www.afsc.org/pdesc/pd219.htm
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40. Recreate
Northeast Ohio american friends service committee.
http://www.afsc.net/recreate.htm
Northeast Ohio American Friends Service Committee Home Events Africa Initiative Economic Justice ... How to Contribute Let's (Re)Create Democracy!! What's wrong with American Democracy today?
  • Out-dated equipment, faulty registration practices, and an inconvenient voting system Disproportionate exclusion of votes from people of color, elderly, and the poor
Demonstrate against the coup d'etat of the past American election and the entire electoral system that made it possible for an individual like George W. Bush to get elected. Let's (Re)Create Democracy!! January 20 th , 10am Polsky Building, room 402 University of Akron (225 South Main Street) Mission Statement: On January 20, thousands of people from all over the country will come to Washington, DC to inaugurate the President-select. But many citizens are finally seeing through the myth that our system of government is a democracy. Celebrated political principles of "we the people," "one person, one vote," "equal justice for all," consent of the governed," and "rule of law" are little more than rhetoric as our political system has been finally exposed as being little more than a facade which provides the wealthy and corporations more rights than low income and people of color in voting and political expression and which permits an appointed and unaccountable US Supreme Court unlimited powers to rewrite the Constitution. The resultant unequal political system affects us all at the federal and at the local level our voices don't count, our needs aren't met, our communities aren't helped. A democratic future for our communities and nation, however, does not depend on who becomes the next President, Mayor, Congressperson or Councilperson. It depends on whether citizens are fed up with the unequal laws of our cities and nation and with the buying off of our local and federal officials by wealthy individuals, contractors and corporations and are willing to come together as part of a movement to make change.

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