What you need to know about the Pentagon budget

New Mexico: 50 Years of Work

As AFSC's New Mexico Program celebrates its 50th anniversary, watch this short film covering just a few of the many significant moments in its five decades of work.

The program marked the anniversary with a celebration featuring live music from the social justice band Lasotr@s, Navajo cuisine from Cleo’s Blue Corn Kitchen featuring local farmers’ produce, and stories from supporters and our program’s first director, Luis Torres.

Showing the remains of a Vietnam-era "bomblet"

Clearing rubble in Gaza

Cultivating ancestral practices in Guatemala

Joyce Ajlouny speaks out after White House meeting

Hear from our staff in Gaza

Putting our values into action

Update on our work in Gaza, December 2023

Dialogue of Knowledge Toward Decolonization

The Dialogue of Knowledge Towards Decolonization event, held in Guatemala, brought together experiences and practices for collective reflection, with the ultimate goal of deconstructing colonial practices.

Recognizing Myrna Hernandez

Kee and August are working to debunk carceral narratives

Inspired by the Emerging Leaders for Liberation program, and by their own experiences growing up in Chicago, Kee Taylor and August Hupp worked together on a powerful zine they called ‘The Miseducation of Illinois: Debunking Carceral Narratives.’ Hear them explain the project in their own words.