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1. Sadako Peace Garden August 1995
2. Hans Bethe's Appeal to Scientists to Cease Work on Nuclear Weapons August 6, 1995
3. Nuclear War: The Perspective of a Planetary Astronomer by Carl Sagan, November 1994
4. Building a Peaceful World by Dean Babst, David Krieger and Bud Deraps, March 1993
5. Graduates: Take Global Responsibility by David Krieger, 1993
6. A Nonviolent Political Agenda for a More Humane World by Mairead Corrigan Maguire, September 1992
7. A Magna Carta for the Nuclear Age: Universal Declaration of Individual Accountability by David Krieger and Robert Woetzel, March 1992
8. Resolution 715 (1991) on Iraq October 11, 1991
9. The Magna Carta For The Nuclear Age, A Universal Declaration of Individual Accountability, October 1991
10. Peace is More than the Absence of War by The XIVth Dalai Lama, September 1991
11. Resolution 687 (1991) April 3, 1991
12. 5th Step: Make the U.N. Effective for the 21st Century by Benjamin B. Ferencz and Ken Keyes, Jr., 1991
13. Science for Good or Ill by Chandler Davis, Ph.D., November 1990
14. God's Dream by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, June 1990
15. Attacking Power with Wisdom: The Need for Long-Term Thinking by Jacques-Yves Cousteau, January 1990
16. Earth Citizenship by David Krieger, November 1989
17. No First Use of Nuclear Weapons by Dietrich Fischer, April 1986
18. The Psychology of Peace by Roger Walsh, M.D., Ph. D., December 1985
19. The Role of the Military in the Nuclear Age by Admiral Gene R. La Rocque, July 1985
20. Needed: A Nuclear Age Peace Corps - An Alternative to Annihilation by Frank K. Kelly, April 1985
21. Preventing Accidental Nuclear War by David Krieger, September 1984
22. Declaration on the Right of Peoples to Peace Approved by General Assembly resolution 39/11, November 12, 1984
23. The Words of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Delivered at Riverside Church, New York City, April 4th, 1967
24. Universal Declaration of Human Rights Adopted and proclaimed by General Assembly resolution 217 A (III), December 10, 1948
25. You and the Atomic Bomb by George Orwell, October 19, 1945
26. Mother's Day Proclamation by Julia Ward Howe, 1870