San Francisco Chapter of Californians for a bilateral nuclear weapons freeze movement (San Francisco Nuclear Weapons Freeze or "SF Freeze") was a volunteer political organization that advocated "freezing" and reversing the production of nuclear arms. SF Freeze engaged in a campaign to inform the public about its beliefs - and support for Proposition 12, The Bilateral Nuclear Weapons Freeze - through peaceful demonstrations and protests. Proposition 12 passed on the California ballot in 1982.

San Francisco Chapter of Californians for a bilateral nuclear weapons freeze movement or (San Francisco Nuclear Weapons Freeze) was a volunteer political organization that advocated "freezing" and reversing the production of nuclear arms. The Freeze supported in a simple, clear statement calling on both the United States and Soviet Union to stop the testing, production and installation of nuclear weapons in a way that could be verified by both sides. The organization engaged in a campaign to inform the public about its beliefs. In 1982 The Bilateral Nuclear Weapons Freeze (Proposition 12) was on the ballot in eight other states and the District of Columbia.

9 cartons, 2 pamphlet boxes, 1 OV flat box, 1 OV flat file (12 Cubic Feet)

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