Preamble to the United Nations Charter

Full text of the inspiring "We the peoples..." preamble on an A4 card suitable for notice-boards

Large MAW Badge

2" diameter badge. Red "No Entry" sign overprinted with "WAR".

Small MAW Badge

1" diameter badge. Red "No Entry" sign overprinted with "WAR".

Human Cost of War- quilts/arpilleras exhibition catalogue

Full details and pictures of the items in this exhibition, shown at MAW events in several venues during November 2009. See Events section for further information.

Call Back the Fire: Songs against war, Songs for peacemaking

The long-awaited 20-track sequel to MAW's first album. Songs by songwriters from around the world. The CD features a song about Norman Kember by Sue Gilmurray, which is followed by comments from Norman.

Sing the Music of Healing: Songs Against War

Thirteen tracks of vision and protest performed by Sue Gilmurray, Tony Kempster and Mad Hatters Ceilidh Extravaganza. A perfect gift for any occasion.

"I dream of giving birth to a child who will ask 'Mother, what was war?'"

Girl with flower facing soldiers with bayonets.

War = Poverty = War

A photograph of MAW's striking banner.

'Ending War - a Recipe' by Robert Hinde

Not this year, not in my lifetime, perhaps in yours, and with a strong probability in my grandchildren's lifetimes, war will be seen as an unacceptable way of settling disputes betetween states. The aim of this book is to hasten the day.

A World Without War

Prof Joseph Rotblat's speech at the Imperial War Museum on Remembrance Sunday 2002.

Peace Trail through London

Runs from Friends House, opposite Euston Station, to the Imperial War Museum in Lambeth, a distance of approx 4 miles. The Trail takes in a number of important sites along the way which record some of London's rich peace heritage.

Remembrance for Today

Readings, reflections, prayers, hymns and other resources, both religious and secular, to help turn Remembrance Sunday into an event which points towards the elimination of future wars.

The Final Surrender: Time to Abolish War

Collection of quotations from various times, places and people about eliminating war.

The Frontier Gandhi: Abdul Ghaffar Khan, Muslim champion of non-violence

Shireen Shah's profile of the oft-forgotten Pathan social reformer and contemporary of Gandhi, whise potent legacy is that the highest values of Islam are deeply compatible with non-violence.

The Hague Agenda for Peace and Justice in the 21st Century

50 practical proposals for abolishing war which came out of the 1999 ague Conference.

The Life and Work of Henry Richard

"Arguably the greatest political pacifist in England during the nineteenth century"

D. Ben Rees explores the much-neglected story of Henry Richard, Apostle of Peace and MP for Wales.

The Life of Bertha von Suttner

Von Suttner was a remarkable peacemaker, friend of Alfred Nobel, and first female recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. Published by the International Peace Bureau.

War No More - Eliminating Conflict in the Nuclear age

Professor Joseph Rotblat and Professor Robert Hinde cover all the key issues in detail.

Warfare or Welfare? Disarmament for Development in the 21st Century

By Colin Archer, exposing the links between militarism and poverty worldwide. Excellent campaigning guide from the International Peace Bureau, full of weblinks and references, 94 pages A4 format

War No More - Eliminating Conflict in the Nuclear age (DVD)

14-minute film featuring Professor Rotblat, Bishop Tutu, Jon Snow, Caroline Lucas MEP, Martin Bell and others. Excellent discussion starter, comes with information booklet. 1500 copies already distributed.