Mobilization for Survival Records circa 1940s-1992

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Mobilization for Survival Records, circa 1940s-1992

Mobilization for Survival Records circa 1940s-1992

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Mobilization for Survival (MSF) is a national organization of local disarmament, anti-intervention, safe energy, religious and community organizations working for four goals: abolish nuclear weapons and power, stop military intervention, meet human needs, and reverse the arms race. Activities of the organization include arranging educational programs, large teach-ins, development of resource materials, production of a newsletter, planning massive non-violent demonstrations and organizing local MFS chapters. As a multi-issue coalition MFS highlights the connections among nuclear weapons, military spending, and social and economic justice. This unprocessed collection contains newspaper clippings, minutes, publications, flyers, correspondence, newsletters, staff reports and memos, and financial journals. These materials document the formation of the organization starting in 1977 and captures the activities of past campaigns and the work of local affiliates. The materials from this collection are from both the national office and the New York City Chapter. NOTE: This collection is housed offsite and advance notice is required for use.

64.0 linear feet; (64 boxes)

Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives