Gary D. Nissenbaum's powerful new book, Assembling the Pieces: Supercharging Unitarian Universalist Social Action Committees, presents a seven-step plan for Social Action Committees to reach their highest potential.  $20

Browse through our suggestions for essential human-rights reading. Every purchase you make through our Powell's Partner program earns UUSC a percentage of the sale, even on titles not on our recommended list!

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Also, we are clearing out our stock inventory

We're discounting these few books below to make way for UUSC's partnership with Powell's Books. We hope you take advantage of these great savings, because our stock won't last long, especially the hard-to-find hardcover editions of Witness to War and Searching for Everardo.

• Witness to War by Charlie Clements
• Searching for Everardo by Jennifer Harbury
• Truth, Torture and the American Way by Jennifer Harbury
• Gender Justice by Elizabeth Fisher and Linda Gray MacKay

PRICE REDUCED — ONLY $5!

The History and Consequences of U.S. Involvement in Torture
By Jennifer Harbury

Jennifer Harbury's investigation into torture began when her husband disappeared in Guatemala in 1992. This book offers well-documented evidence of the CIA's involvement in torture tactics since the 1970s and moving personal testimony from many of the victims.

Most important, Harbury provides solid, convincing arguments against the use of torture in any circumstances — not only because it is completely inconsistent with all the basic values Americans hold dear, but because it has repeatedly proved to be ineffective.

264 pages. Paperback. $14.99

PRICE REDUCED — ONLY $5!

An American Doctor in El Salvador
By Charlie Clements

The moving eyewitness account by former UUSC President Charlie Clements of his experiences as a medical doctor in a rebel-controlled area of El Salvador during the 1980s.

Available in hardcover. Limited quantities. $25.00

Sorry, we are sold out of the paperback edition.

PRICE REDUCED — ONLY $5!

A Story of Love, War, and the CIA in Guatemala
by Jennifer Harbury

The secret detention and torture in Guatemala of her husband fuels Jennifer Harbury's work investigating and reporting the links between U.S. intelligence networks and the Latin American death squads.

352 pages. Hardcover. $24.99