The series contains meeting minutes and other documents of the Executive Committee that discuss policy decisions, AGM, budget information, and other operating details of AIUSA.

This series contains information on ICM including reports, schedules, and planning materials, among others.

This series contains materials on a variety of subjects, especially performances and events, correspondence, publications, clippings, and committees.

This series concerns the Riverside Group, which was chaired by Ivan Morris at this time. Most of the series deals with individual cases that the group worked on.

This series contains Board of Directors Minutes as well as additional Executive Committee Minutes.

This small series contains general information on the Secretary General, the head of AI at the international level.

This series contains several folders relating to amendments to the AIUSA bylaws and is comprised mainly of correspondence and notes by Sproul and others, suggestions for change and clarification in many areas of the bylaws from many people.

This series primarily documents the work of the nominating committee for the board of Directors National Coordinator. It contains resumes, job descriptions, letters of recommendation, discussion and discussion of candidates, etc. This series is restricted.

This series contains information about AIUSA Coordination Groups. It includes information on managing the co-group system in general, such as reports to the board, budgets, lists of co-group addresses, surveys and evaluations of groups, and training information. It also includes files on specific co-groups; these contain newsletters, clippings, and correspondence, usually between Sproul and the contact person at the co-group about cases and issues that the groups are working on. The series contains monthly mailings from Sproul to co-group leaders.

This series contains a wide variety of information about AIUSA's efforts to abolish the end death penalty. Most relate to the United States, but there is some material on other countries. It includes meeting notes and plans of action, suggestions for writing to state officials on the death penalty, research material such as clippings and lists of past executions, and reports on the use of the death penalty in the US and other countries, among many others. There is much information from conferences and meetings, as well as mailings encouraging local groups to select a death penalty coordinator and take up the cause.

This series contains information on the 1981/1982 and 1982/1983 budgets for AIUSA; lists of major donors and their contributions; fundraising reports; a file on the International Promotion Project containing proposed fundraising plans, and information on the Art for Amnesty program, which raised funds through the sale of donated artwork and posters and prints.

This series contains a small amount of general financial information.

This series documents planning and goals for the work of AIUSA in the 1970s and 1980s.

This series contains a proposal for the movie "The Secret Policeman's Ball," correspondence and reports regarding publication and distribution of AIUSA materials and problems faced by the organization, and a copy of "Resource List of Previewed Films" which reviews human rights related films. There are also issues of Matchbox and AI Actions.

This series concerns the Eastern European Co-group and cases in Czechoslovakia (CSSR). Most files relate to POC cases and the adoption groups that worked with those cases, and contain correspondence and updates about the prisoners. It also contains group mailings from Sproul to adoption groups providing updates, prisoner information, suggestions, and responses to questions.

This series contains information on the Ivan Morris Fund, which provided relief directly to prisoners of conscience and their families. The fund could be used for health care, legal fees, basic living expenses, and education