PCASC History Project Survey
The History Project is working to explore the themes and stories of PCASC over the past 32 years. Your thoughts and insights are invaluable.

All questions are optional, any experiences you provide will be valuable.

Please answer these questions as completely as you are able and add any additional information in the final "open space" question. We are specifically hoping that you will share your personal stories, experiences, and thoughts on both moments when you were involved with PCASC and on the evolution of PCASC over time.

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The project chose 5 campaigns to highlight for the website kickoff. Are there campaigns, actions, or events that you were involved with that should be amplified with their own webpage? Please name and describe the campaign, action or event, include years if possible.
The 5 currently highlighted campaigns are the 1982 ballot campaign, 1983 Nicaragua Rally, Ben Linder's Death & subsequent campaigns, Boycott Taco Bell, and CBLOC.
What was your most memorable moment from your time at PCASC?
Please describe what made that moment memorable?
How did you come to be invovled in PCASC and what were some of your first volunteer efforts?
How are you currently involved in PCASC. Is there a reason, beyond personal life changes, that your involvement has shifted over time?
During what years were you involved in PCASC?
PCASC currently identifies with anti-capitalist, anti-imperialist, anti-interventionist values. Was this the case when you were involved? If not, how would you describe the values of PCASC? If you are involved now, do you see these as explicit values of the organization?
Part 1. Racism, classism, and other oppressions are real barriers. In what ways did PCASC address or confront these oppressions in the general community?
Note the 2nd part of this question below.
Part 2. Racism, classism, and other oppressions are real barriers. In what ways did PCASC address or confront these oppressions within the organization and the membership?
From your experiences, how did PCASC decide what to work on, what campaigns to take on, and how were those decisions made?
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Gender
Address
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Is there any other experiences or information that you would like to share?
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