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American Friends Service Committee Connecticut Program 55 Van Dyke Avenue Hartford, Connecticut 06106 Phone: 203-522-5995 Fax: 203-522-4363 Contact: Bruce F. Martin Since 1917, the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) has worked with people of many religious and ethical traditions to affirm the dignity and promise of every individual, to relieve the suffering of war and poverty, to advance the cause of peace and reconciliation, and to promote justice through nonviolent social change. The work of the AFSC is rooted in the spiritual insight of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers). The Connecticut program works on a broad peace agenda in the state, with special attention to the issue of converting Connecticut's heavy military production to industry that supports a stable and peaceful world. The program also works with a state-wide coalition to oppose the death penalty.

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American Friends Service Committee Provides information and referral on topics related to peace education, social and economic justice, international issues and the draft. Several volunteer opportunities available. Address: 438 N. Skinker Boulevard St. Louis, MO Phone: Fax: Website: www.afsc.org Email: stlouis@afsc.org

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American Friends Service Committee Sign up with American Friends Service Committee Tell-A-Friend Let your friends know about American Friends Service Committee Find Elected Officials: Enter 5 or 9 digit zip code Current Members: Email Password (need/forgot password?) Welcome to the American Friends Service Committee! We appreciate your participation in our campaigns to foster peace, love, and equality amongst all people. The American Friends Service Committee is a Quaker organization that includes people of various faiths who are committed to social justice, peace, and humanitarian service. Its work is based on the Religious Society of Friends (Quaker) belief in the worth of every person, and faith in the power of love to overcome violence and injustice. Founded in 1917 to provide conscientious objectors with an opportunity to aid civilian victims during World War I, today the AFSC has programs that focus on issues related to economic justice, peace-building and demilitarization, social justice, and youth, in the United States, and in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, and at the United Nations. AFSC was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1947 for its contributions to global peace and justice. To learn more about the American Friends Service Committee and our current campaigns, please visit our national website at

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Quantum Physics Pampered Chef Paintball Guns Cell Phone Reviews ... Science Articles American Friends Service Committee Online Encyclopedia The American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) is a Quaker organization which works for social justice peace and reconciliation, abolition of the death penalty , and human rights , and provides humanitarian relief. The group was founded in as a combined effort by all three American branches of the Religious Society of Friends (commonly known as the Quakers ) and assisted civilian victims of war Because Quakers oppose violence in all of its forms and therefore refuse to serve in the military , the AFSC's original mission was to provide conscientious objectors (COs) to war with a constructive alternative to military service. In it received the Nobel Peace Prize along with the British Friends Service Council on behalf of Quakers worldwide. Today the AFSC has more than 200 staff working in dozens of programs throughout the United States and also works in 22 other nations, Its international programs often work in conjunction with the Canadian Friends Service Committee, Quaker Peace and Social Witness (formerly the British Friends Service Council), and Quaker Service Australia. In April days after the United Stated joined World War I and declared war on Germany and its allies a group of Quakers met in Philadelphia to discuss the fact that a military draft would soon start and would affect members of pacifist churches such as Quakers

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Browse our partner content Learning News Success stories Analysis Archives Indepth Full coverage: topics Full coverage: country/region Guide Get involved Campaigns Discussion forum Events Donate ... Email digest Views Editorial Guest column Archives Partnership Learning partners Join us About us Our mission Contact us Site map 05 June 2004 Homepage American Friends Service Committee American Friends Service Committee AFSC is a faith-based organization working for peace, justice and reconciliation in 22 countries of the world. With national headquarters in Philadelphia and 9 regional offices throughout the United States, AFSC emphasizes people, not politics or ideology – upholding the dignity and promise of every person. Primary web addresses http://www.afsc.org Email jshields@afsc.org Main Address 1501 Cherry Street Philadelphia, PA 19106 Country United States Main Telephone Joined OneWorld Features Perspectives on War and Peace Fundació per la Pau The thoughts of 33 Nobel Peace Laureates and leading scholarsfrom the Dalai Lama to Joseph Stiglitz and Noam Chomskyon the causes and consequences of the war in Iraq are featured in a new book. “We need to understand the war from a different perspective than what we read and hear from the news media," notes one of the authors. Story link Related topics/regions: [Iraq] Debt Relief Campaigns Target Africa World Development Movement Activists demanding debt relief are launching new campaigns to press their point home with international lenders, especially the World Bank and IMF, and the U.S. Congress. The 'Life Before Debt' Campaign targets Africa, while a second effort urges supports for the

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Last editted: November 09, 2003 American Friends Service Committee Hails U.S. Supreme Court Ruling in Texas Sodomy Law Case Says Landmark Ruling Upholds Right to Privacy for Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual People, Falls Short of Guaranteeing Equal Protection Under Law The American Friends Service Committee , June 26, 2003 For Immediate Release Contact: Janis D. Shields, Director Media and Public Relations (215) 241-7060 John W. Haigis, Media Assistant, (215) 241-7056 PHILADELPHIA, PA— The American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) today hailed the landmark June 26, 2003, decision of the U.S. Supreme Court in the case of Lawrence and Garner v. Texas as an historic step forward in the struggle for legal equality for lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGBT) people. The ruling strikes down the Texas Homosexual Conduct Act, which criminalizes private sexual behavior between consenting adults who are lesbian, gay, or bisexual. Texas does not criminalize private sexual behavior between consenting heterosexual adults. The ruling also overturns sodomy laws in other states and the Court’s 1986 Bowers v. Hardwick

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74. AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE Return to the Table of Contents. Register of the Records of the. AMERICANFRIENDS service committee. REFUGEE CASE FILES. 19331958. 176 ft. MSS 15. http://www.balchinstitute.org/manuscript_guide/html/american_friends.html

The Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies of The Historical Society of Pennsylvania [Return to the Table of Contents] Register of the Records of the AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE REFUGEE CASE FILES 176 ft. MSS 15 The Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies 18 South 7 th Street Philadelphia, PA 19106 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND The American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) was founded in 1917 and was a presence in Europe well before the demands made upon it by World War Two. AFSC workers began helping individuals to leave Germany through AFSC Centers already in existence in Germany as early as 1931. AFSC headquarters staff began to help coordinate aid for refugees from Nazism during the mid 1930s, and a Refugee Service Committee was formed in 1938. In 1939 this was combined with the Committee on Spain, which with the cessation of the Spanish Civil War had shifted its focus from distributing to both sides of the conflict to primarily aiding the Loyalist refugees. In addition to working closely with groups in France, Germany, and England to coordinate rescue efforts and reunite family members, AFSC staff worked to influence legislation in the United States which would affect immigrants and potential immigrants. Much of this effort was concentrated on liberalizing immigration quotas. AFSCsponsored services for immigrants upon their arrival in the United States included a variety of camps and workshops aimed at promoting cultural adjustment through vocational training and courses in English, American civics, and social customs. The AFSC developed a placement service to help the new immigrants find jobs.

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Print View Gift Strategy Using Closely Held Stock At first, the idea of donating some of your closely held stock may sound a bit strange. After all, how could American Friends Service Committee, or any other charitable institution, benefit from such a gift? And why in the world would you want to give up stock in your own company? Believe it or not, both parties can reap major benefits from such a contribution. Obviously, we're looking for financial support. And presumably you could benefit from a substantial tax deduction. But like other owners of closely held stock, you want to maintain control of your company. Perhaps you founded the business or acquired it from your family, and you don't want to give it up. The stock probably has appreciated in value. Maybe your company doesn't pay any dividends. Eat Your Cake and Have It, Too Let's assume you're unable to make a substantial cash contribution out of your own pocket, but there is cash in the corporation from retained earnings. These have been taxed on the corporate level and, if distributed as dividends, would be taxed again on the individual level. You cannot or will not sell the closely held stock to the public, but you decide to give some shares to AFSC. We then present the stock to your corporation for redemption. This redemption can be accomplished by using retained earnings for the purchase, letting AFSC receive much-needed funds.

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MASSACHUSETTS 2003 HUMAN SERVICES NATL HOME MA HOME ... Massachusetts Advocates f... - Critical Breakdown - Amer... Joslin Diabetes Center - ... Urban Dreams Youth Develo... Waltham Partnership for Y... Well-Being Erik Wissa, Program Coodinator 2161 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, MA www.afsc.org Critical Breakdown - American Friends Service Committee SPECIAL PROJECT 2003 Critical Breakdown is promoting young people as powerful resources for creative new solutions to problems affecting their own lives and communities. It is a place where they can explore new solutions to the conflicts they experience and a place where class, gender, race, sexual orientation, age and other identifications are viewed not as marks of division but as windows to a full and broad range of perspectives on life. As an alcohol-and drug-free open microphone venue where inner-city, low income, marginalized young people explore themes of social activism, political consciousness, and non-violence, Critical Breakdown uses socially conscious performance art such as hip hop, spoken word, and dance to attract a diverse group of young people. They also focus on leadership development and outreach to Boston youth who are underserved by more traditional youth programs. They currently serve over 200 young people each month, mostly from Boston’s neighborhoods of Dorchester, Jamaica Plain, Mattapan, Roxbury and the South End. Based on a belief in the dignity and worth of every human being as conceived by the American Friends Service Committee, Critical Breakdown embraces this ideal and fosters the development of young people to examine their experiences with injustice and violence, encourage youth to see themselves as powerful agents of change and to build trust and respect between and among different neighborhoods, races, ethnicities and class groups. If you like their work, they need your support to continue. Please give.

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Election 2002 Web Archive Record Title: American Friends Service Committee Alternative Title: American Friends Service Committee, 2002 Name: AFSC, American Friends Service Committee Abstract: The Web site of American Friends Service Committee, an interest group focused on justice and religious groups captured during the 2002 campaign. Date Captured: August 3, 2002 - November 30, 2002 Archived Site Subjects: Justice Religious groups Protestants Language: English Genre: Web Site Access Condition: Access restricted to on-site users at the Library of Congress. Active Site: www.afsc.org/ Collection Title: Election 2002 Web Archive The Library of Congress Close window to return to search page Contact Us

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HOME RESOURCE GUIDE FORUMS eNEWSLETTERS ... CONTACT US Search Positions by: Location Classification Organization Title ... Just Submitted Grant Data and Systems Manager American Friends Service Committee Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA The Grant Data and Systems Manager ensures the smooth management of and reporting on all grants awarded to programs in the International, Community Relations, and Peacebuilding Units of the AFSC. (Currently over 50 grants from US and foreign foundations). Responsible for timely preparation and submission of reports to funders. Assists with audit preparation. Tracks income and prepares remittance requests. The Grant Data and Systems Manager works closely as a peer team-member with Grant Officers, and coordinates closely with program staff, accounting staff, and auditors. Requires: Four or more years experience with grant management, contract administration, accounting, program planning or other related administrative field. BA or equivalent education/training required. Advanced understanding of donor expectations of accountability. Demonstrated experience with deadline management. Demonstrated experience with financial reporting; knowledge of accounting principles and methods. Experience with nonprofit organizations desirable, particularly programs of peace, justice, and international development. Contact: Letter of interest and resume by April 23, 2004.

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