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Chuck Collins, Manchester, May 29, 2012

Flyer for May 29 event

Senate Judiciary Amendment to HB 1263

Amended version of HB 1263 approved by NH Senate Judiciary Committee on May 10, 2012.

Mother's Day Peace Vigil - 2012 - Portsmouth NH

Flyer for May 13, 2012 Peace Vigil

"Butterfly: Reflections of a Tree Sitter," May 14, 2012

flyer for May 14, 2012 film in Concord

Tax Day Letter to Sen Blunt

Tax Day Statement delivered to Sen. Roy Blunt.

The statement reminds Sen. Blunt that, "There is not a need for “austerity.” The causes of our economic problems are:

AFSC joins letter to President Obama calling for U.S. to join ban on landmines

On April 4, 2012, AFSC joined with 75 other groups and individuals asking President Obama to announce that the United States will accede to the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty.

AFSC supports student speech on Palestinian rights

During our work with students, AFSC has been witness to increasingly well organized and well funded efforts to silence student speech in support of Palestinian rights. Forms of intimidation have included name calling, death threats, physical attacks, and legal actions.  AFSC and 12 other organizations are now speaking out, affirming the First Amendment rights of students to speak on these issues.

AFSC Annual Report 2011

Whether in the United States or in the other 14 nations where we worked in 2011, we supported people at the community level, working in partnership with local leaders and communities as friends and allies. Their concerns define our work; their goals decide our plan of action; their
confidence and awareness of their own resources tell us when our work is progressing. And their knowledge, experience, and viability let us know when AFSC is no longer needed.

In fiscal year 2011, we saw improvements large and small in many communities.

May 1 Rally in Dover

Flyer for rally May 1, 2012, Dover NH

1ero de Mayo 2012

1ero de Mayo 2012

Shared Learning from the April 24, 2012 Circle
  • I was reminded that sometimes it is enough, “To do the next right thing.”
  • We have to heal ourselves and make sure that we are in a place where we can give that out.
  • I am still digesting.
  • Listening is coupled with a responsibility to act.
  • Love is the most important thing.
  • We are connected with each other and with a much broader community. We have the responsibility to share and see the love we can.
  • If we enhance inner peace, it helps us to be in a better place to be empowered.
Shared Learning from the April 20, 2012 Circle
  • This work that we do, it is really about transformation.
  • Everyone has ideas.
  • We already have self-determination. It is a part of us and cannot be separated from us.
  • Look in the mirror and see the love of God.
  • Working in community building on our relationships is a powerful recognition of our values.
  • This process of listening is a good way to really hear different voices.
  • I felt many things. I felt vulnerable and cared for and hopeful.
"In Their Shoes," May 2, 2012

flyer for May 2, 2012 walk.

Palestine is Still the Issue: Four-Part Series Featuring Food, Film and Discussion

This flyer describes all four events in the series.

Wage Theft in South Florida

This is the second in a series of reports monitoring the growing problem of wage theft in Florida by the Center for Labor Research and Studies at Florida International University's Research Institute on Social and Economic Policy.  The report uses information from AFSC's work on wage theft in South Florida along with previously unanalyzed data from the U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division, and other community organizations.

How Immigrant Repression and U.S. Incarceration Serve Global Capitalist Interests

Chandra Russo is working on her PhD in Sociology at the University of California in Santa Barbara. Having spent some of her formative years in Denver as a member of CFIR (Coloradans for Immigrant Rights, AFSC’s ally project), she gives much credit to both CFIR and the AFSC for much of her current analysis of social justice and immigrant rights.

Overview

AFSC Youth Advisory Council

applicationTo help AFSC’s Youth Programs Office receive meaningful input from the constituency it serves: youth, the Director for Youth Programs is seeking nominations for members to serve on the Youth Advisory Council.

QUNO 2011 Review

We are pleased to announce the publication of the QUNO Review 2011.

This is the first jointly produced QUNO Review and covers the work of both QUNO offices in New York and Geneva. It also presents other Quaker work at the United Nations.

We have worked steadily to bring Quaker peace and justice concerns to international processes, focusing on the areas of peacebuilding and armed conflict, human rights and refugees, and global economic justice.

AFSC Audit 2006

Financial Statements for the years ended September 30, 2006 and 2005 and the Indepent Auditors' Report.

AFSC Audit 2007

Financial Statements for the years ended September 30, 2007 and 2006 and the Indepent Auditors' Report.

AFSC Audit 2008

Financial Statements for the years ended September 30, 2008 and 2007 and the Indepent Auditors' Report.

AFSC Audit 2009

Financial Statements for the years ended September 30, 2009 and 2008 and the Indepent Auditors' Report.

AFSC Audit 2010

Financial Statements for the years ended September 30, 2010 and 2009 and the Indepent Auditors' Report.

AFSC Audit 2011

Financial Statements for the years ended September 30, 2011 and 2010 and the Indepent Auditors' Report.

NH-UCC Legislative Advocacy Day Flyer

Flyer for April 24, 2012 event

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AFSC has office around the world. To see a complete list see the Where We Work page.

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