Contains files on rallies hosted by UFPJ, including the "Turn Your Back on Bush" anti-war rally and march on Inauguration Day, January 20, 2005 and "Abolition Now! No Nukes! No War!" rally on May 1, 2005. There are press clipping files on Central Park events and other activities as well. The files contain UFPJ general office material including phone lists, memos, evaluations, press contact directory, promotional material, floorplan sketches and plans, organizational documents, and strategic framework and conference workshop notes and outlines. There are also UFPJ's 2007 3rd National Assembly Steering Committee voting cards and ballots.

Contains the planning files from events participated in and/or hosted by UFPJ including: The World Says No to War (February 2003); March 20, 2004 New York City Rally; UFPJ's 2nd National Assembly (June 2005); Peace and Justice Festival in Washington DC (September 24-26, 2005); Foley Square Festival (April 29, 2006); Lobby Day and Training (May 2006); "Where's the Rage?" Project (August 2006); Rally and March (September 2006); Iraq Coordinating Committee Strategy Retreat (December 2006); March on Washington (January 2007); No More Foreign Bases Conference/Campaign (March 2007); US Social Forum (June 2007); DC Demonstration-Palestine (June 2007); 3rd Assembly (June 2007); Cities For Peace (July 2007); Assorted Regional Demonstrations (October 2007); March 20, 2008 rally marking the 5th anniversary of the Iraq War; Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space Conference (April 2008); protests planned around the 2008 Republican National Convention; and the Cleveland Conference National Assembly to End the Iraq War and Occupation (June 2008). Files contain program planning, minutes, budgets, event evaluations, fliers, memos, leaflets, logistics, press releases, Assembly registrations, and proposals for campaigns to be undertaken.

Contains files on events participated in or organized by the UFPJ, including the protest at the Republican National Convention (2004); March 20 Rally (2004); March 19th, 2005 anti-war rally on the anniversary of the beginning of the Iraq War; No Nukes! No Wars! protest with Abolition Now (2005); an antiwar March on Washington on September 24, 2005; and the Iraqi Labor speaking Tour (2005).

The box contains planning material for these events, including agendas, fliers, internal correspondence, logistics, press kits, sign-in sheets, program notes, and organizational documents. This box also steering committee meeting minutes and 2nd and 3rd Annual Assembly Conference meetings packets.

Contains files from the First National Assembly in 2003 and the Second National Assembly in 2005. The files include registration and participant lists, nomination forms for the steering committee, recommendations for travel scholarships, steering committee local/regional ballots, proposals for future campaigns, packets, member group lists, participant feedback forms, stategic framework, memos, and budgets. Also, this contains materials from the fourth National Assembly in 2009, including packets.

Other files included are campaign planning, press clippings on demonstrations, and an action plan for the UFPJ. Files also contain a large number of event notices from many different UFPJ sponsored events including fliers, postcards, stickers, and circulars, as well as articles and UFPJ's leaflets on demonstrations or campaigns that UFPJ supported.

Contains files from events and campaigns participated in and/or hosted by the UFPJ including a silent vigil on September 11, 2003, Stop the War program on February 15, 2003, Occupation Watch Center in Baghdad funding in 2003, the National Campaign for non-violent resisting in 2004, the Counter Recruitment campaign in 2004, Operation Ceasefire support concert in 2005, the Witness against Torture Campaign (Shut Down Gitmo campaign) in 2006, NYC Peace Zone Campaign in 2006, Million Doors for Peace campaign in 2008, and their Third National Assembly in 2007 and their Fourth National Assembly in 2009.

These files contain agendas, amendments to proposals for upcoming campaigns, breakout group notes, participant evaluations, floor plans, follow-up notes, memos, minutes, circulars, participant packet, planning materials, ranking of priorities ballots, steering committee nominations and ballots, venue payments, and other records.

Other records included are legal materials from the New York Civil Liberties Union lawsuit against NYPD practices in anticipation of the Republican National Convention in 2004, FOIA papers from the FBI, clippings about the FBI admitting to monitoring groups including UFPJ from 2004-2006, an open letter of complaint by some member organizations to UFPJ in 2005, NYC UFPJ branch records, including, minutes, reports, Iraq War fact sheets, and fliers. National UFPJ materials include agendas, budgets, minutes, notes, news, participant lists, planning, and proposals from steering committee meetings, from July 2003 to January 2009.

Contains files of the UFPJ steering committee meetings from July 2006 to January 2009, including minutes and reports, fundraising and planning materials. Also contains files from events, campaigns, and rallies hosted by the UFPJ, including the anti-George W. Bush demonstration (June 23, 2003); anti-occupation rally (October 25, 2003); anti-war rally (March 20, 2004); Democratic National Convention rallies in Boston (2004); rallies during the Republican National Convention (RNC) in New York City (2004); Defend the Right to Free Assembly campaign and the conflict with Parks Department for permits to protest (2004); Turn Up the Heat Action Plan (2004); Northeast Peace and Justice Action Conference at Sage College (June 4, 2005); and March on Wasington (September 2005).

These records include leaflets, logistics, planning materials, phonebanking instructions, permits, posters, press notices, sales plans, use authorizations, and other material related to the events and campaigns.

The assembly collage is possibly an exhibit created for display at a conference.