Archives
Our archives hold the records of AFSC and our over century of a work. They provide a unique and singular view of the social, political, and economic movements of our time. Thousands of researchers have used the archives to develop books, articles, documentaries, exhibits, and more.

Countering U.S. militarism after 9/11

Sharing Ground Alaskans Listening to Alaskans
2004

Indigenous Land Rights Reader-500 Years of Resistance
1992

OPENING CLOSED DOORS - Prince Edward County History
2004

The Theory And Practice Of Civil Disobedience
1968

Quaker Testimonies
2012

Trading Books for Soldiers The True Cost of JROTC
2000

Help Increase the Peace - Program Manual
1999

PERSPECTIVES ON AFSC's CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAMS
1977

Voices from the Community
1986

MILITARY SERVICE: QUESTIONS AND CHOICES
1986

A Compassionate Peace
1982

SERO Hurricane Katrina Assessment Team Report
2005

Before You Enlist
2006

"I Will Never Be Silenced": Testimonies of Hope from Colombian Women
2007

What Are We Afraid Of?
1988

Questions and Answers on the Soviet Threat and National Security
1981

Jobs Security and Arms in Connecticut
1980

Buried Alive: Solitary Confinement in Arizona’s Prisons and Jails
2008

Report on the First LGBT Youth Empowerment Speakout
1993

Police Thereat to Political Liberty
1979

Nonviolence not first for export
1972

World War II and its aftermath

Resisting the Vietnam War

Supporting immigrants and refugees

Henry J Cadbury - To See What Love Can Do

Harold Evans - To See What Love Can Do

Clarence Pickett - To See What Love Can Do

The prison inside the prison
2003
