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AFSC - New Hampshire

The program works toward that goal by providing resources, training, and assistance to grassroots groups and coalitions; and by providing information and a Quaker perspective to the general public.

The New Hampshire Office opened in 1975, and since then had conducted organizing and education campaigns on issues including: economic justice; affordable housing; nuclear power and weapons; conscription and conscientious objection; US foreign policy in the Middle East, Southern Africa, and Central America; Criminal justice; and the theory and practice of nonviolence.

Programs:

• New Hampshire Economic Justice
• Global Economic Justice
• Youth Leadership and Organizing
• Martin Luther King, Jr., Nonviolence, and Civil Rights
• Death Penalty Abolition
• Peace, Disarmament, Human Rights
• Quaker Witness Newsletter
• New Hampshire Presidential Primary Project

Networks and Coalitions

AFSC-NH is a member of the Martin Luther King Coalition, the Granite State Organizing Project, and the New Hampshire Housing Forum.

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