Reports and publication produced by the Mid-South Peace and Justice Center. Please use, reproduce, and share freely.
2008-2009 Annual Report for the Mid-South Peace and Justice Center. A very busy two years of organizational work and accomplishments.
2010 Program report for the Mid-South Peace and Justice Center. A full overview of activities and accomplishments in grassroots organizing, community training, and urban gardening.
Information for Memphis City Schools students on the ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery Test.) This is a recruitment tool disguised as a career aptitude test that is administered by
Most parents are unaware that unless they opt-out of it, their high school age child's personal information will be shared with military recruiters.
In 2010, an effort led by downtown business interests and the Center City Commission (now Downtown Memphis Commission) resulted in the creation of a "no-panhandling zone" in downtown Memp
This report was prepared by the MSPJC led Coalition Against Private Prisons in 2005 takes an initial look at the costs of privatization of services in the criminal justice system in Shelby County a
The Alternatives to the Military Project is a youth-led counter-recruitment effort started out of the Mid-South Peace and Justice Center.
The Survival Guide is compiled annually by the Mid-South Peace and Justice Center.
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