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- “ * ‘ ” hal Pilih mee sala Ss" ce sma 2% SUMMARY OF PROGRAMS In order to provide insight into the scope and outreach of the AFSC, a representative list of programs undertaken by the Committee in its first forty-five years is provided below. This is a summary list and makes no effort to detail many individual programs that have been undertaken, espe- cially in the Committee's regional offices. It does, however, illustrate the long-standing policy of the AFSC to pick up and lay down program as needs shift or work is devolved on others. Responsibility for these decisions rests ultimately with the board of directors, but the process is facilitated by the work of a representative Program Priorities Committee, and by the periodic reviews and evaluations of regional office committees and national program division committees. Further information on all current programs may be obtained at any AFSC office. In addition, a number of books have been written about the Committee that illuminate earlier periods of its history. Among these are: A Service of Love in Wartime* by Rufus M. Jones, (New York, 1920); For More Than Bread by Clarence E. Pickett (Boston, 1953); and The Quaker Star Under Seven Flags by John Forbes (Philadelphia, 1961). The list of programs, classified to reflect current AFSC organization, and including approximate starting and termi- nation dates, follows. Programs current!) ac.ive are in bold- face type. L INTERNATIONAL SERVICE A. RELIEF, REHABILITATION, AND RECONSTRUCTION War relief and village reconstruction: France 1417-20. Post-World War I relief: Austria 1919-25: Germany (child feeding in cooperation with American Relief Adminis- tration) 1919-24; Poland and Upper Silesia 1920-24, Serbia 1919-22. * Out of print. - me —— Er : _™~ —_ -_— on