Recommended links

For enlistees

• GI Rights Hotline 

  GI Rights Hotline: 877-447-4487 - We are a network of nonprofit, nongovernmental organizations who provide information to enlistees about military discharges, grievance and complaint procedures, and other civil rights.

• Center on Conscience and War (CCW) 

  The Center is committed to supporting all those who question participation in war, whether they are U.S. citizens, permanent residents, documented or undocumented immigrants--or citizens in other countries.

• National Lawyers Guild Military Law Task Force 

  The National Lawyers Guild Military Law Task Force assists those working on military law issues as well as military law counselors working directly with GIs.

For young people

• Peaceful Careers

  Categories of non-military careers, college aid, internships, etc.

• Winning the Peace

  A website for young people thinking about enlisting, with frequently asked questions, available in Spanish and English.

For organizers

• Committee Opposed to Militarism and the Draft (COMD) 

  COMD activities include community education, direct action and youth outreach.

• National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth (NNOMY)

  A portal to the growing national network of groups working to stop the militarization of schools and young people!

• Taskforce to End Compulsory Military Training in Schools (TECMITS) - endcom.org

  A group maintaining an organizing packet for US groups and individuals wishing to investigate, challenge and change enrollment practices of JROTC.

• War Resisters' International's Countering the Militarisation of Youth

  A project of War Resisters International.

• Counter-recruitment organizer discussion list 

  Discussion group for people working to counter military recruiting in local schools in communities nationwide.

• Education Not Arms Coalition in San Diego

  Students, parents, teachers and supporters organizing against JROTC weapons training and the tracking of students into the military

• From Warriors to Resisters 

  FWtR is a book containing engaging first-person narratives from veterans and military personnel, explaining how they awoke to the reality of U.S. foreign policy.