Documents   2001 Conference Fact Sheets   Participating Organizations Chair

The Small Arms Working Group (SAWG) is an alliance of U.S.-based non-governmental groups working together to promote change in U.S. and international policies on small arms.  SAWG members believe that small arms proliferation must be countered by more responsible policies on legal sales and international cooperation to reduce illicit trafficking.  Participation in SAWG is open to any organizations that support its objectives.

SAWG Documents:

• Small Arms Fact Sheets 2006 (entire document)
• Small Arms and Brokers
• Small Arms and Children
• Small Arms and Disposal/Destruction Programs
• Small Arms and Development
• Small Arms and Human Rights
• Small Arms and International Humanitarian Law
• Small Arms and Natural Resources
• Small Arms and Public Health
• Small Arms and Terrorism
• Small Arms and Tourism
• Small Arms and Weapons Collection Programs
• Small Arms and Women

• Small Arms and Brokers
• Small Arms and Children
• Small Arms and Collection, Destruction and Stockpile Protection
• Small Arms and Development
• Small Arms and Human Rights
• Small Arms and International Humanitarian Law
• Small Arms and Natural Resources
• Small Arms and Public Health
• Small Arms and Tourism
• Small Arms and Women

• Evolution of U.S. Policy on Small Arms
• Small Arms and Children in Armed Conflict
• Small Arms and Development
• Small Arms and Domestic Gun Laws
• Small Arms and Human Rights
• Small Arms and Humanitarian Relief
• Small Arms and International Humanitarian Law
• Small Arms and Light Weapons: General Facts
• Small Arms and Peacekeeping
• Small Arms and Private Trafficking
• Small Arms and Public Health
• Small Arms and Tourism
• Small Arms and Women
• What You Can Do About Small Arms  

Participating Organizations:

• Brady Center
• British American Security Information Council (BASIC)
• Center for International Policy (CIP)
• Coalition to Stop Gun Violence
• Federation of American Scientists

• Friends Committee on National Legislation

• Human Rights Watch

• Oxfam America

• Quaker United Nations Office (QUNO)

 Chair:

• Rachel Stohl, Center for Defense Information