Examples of peace organisations represented in the collections of the WCML
Association for World Peace
Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation
British Peace Assembly
British Peace Committee
British Youth Peace Assembly
Campaign Caravan Workshops
Campaign against the Arms Trade
Campaign against Militarism
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND)
Canadian Peace Congress
Canadian Peace Research Institute
Charter for Peace and Social Justice
Council of Action for Peace and Reconstruction
European Nuclear Disarmament
Ex-Servicemen’s Movement for Peace
Fellowship of Reconciliation
International Confederation for Disarmament and Peace
Labour Pacifist Fellowship
Manchester and District Anti-War Council
Medical Campaign against Nuclear Weapons
Mothers for Peace
Movement for a Pacifist Church of Christ
National Peace Council
No Conscription Council
No Conscription Fellowship
Nuclear Free Weapon Zones
Pax Christi
Peace Alliance
Peace Ballot Association
Peace Camps eg Greenham Common, Faslane
Peace Pledge Union
People’s Congress for Peace
Salford Against the Missiles
Scientists against Nuclear Arms
Society of Friends (Quakers)
Stop the War Coalition
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
Swords into Ploughshares
War Resisters International
Women’s Federation for World Peace
World Congress for Peace
World Council for Peace
World Disarmament Campaign
Examples of periodicals in our collection
Labour peace newsletter
Publisher Labour Peace Fellowship; Labour Action for Peace
Incomplete run from 1969 to 1979
Continued as: Labour peace action
Publisher Labour Action for Peace
Incomplete run from 1979 to 2003
(Shelfmark Labour Party - Periodicals A-Z)
Peace News from the Peace Pledge Union – incomplete run from 1937 to 2003 (Shelfmark: Newspapers main sequence, Newspapers – Oversized, then Periodicals main sequence)
Sanity from CND – incomplete run from 1960 to 1991(Shelfmark: Newspapers main sequence then Periodicals main sequence)
The word: organ of the United Socialist Movement (written in large part by Glaswegian anarchist Guy Aldred, who was opposed to both World Wars)
Run from 1939 to1948, then incomplete run from 1956 to 1963 (Shelfmark S50) and Vol 25 No 12 (Apr/May 1965) (Shelfmark Anarchism - Periodicals A-Z)
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