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This article offers a case study of the militarization of the Chicago Public Schools (CPS). First, we portray the landscape of militarization of education through the example of Chicago Public Schools. Second, we situate the militarization of schools within the current charter school movement. Third, we explain the impact of militarization on youth and critique the view that military academies and military programs are appropriate as public education models. Fourth, with a lengthy appendix, we provide readers with tools to work against the militarization of public schools within their communities. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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After September 11, 2001, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq created a surge of military enlistment and heightened the urgency to inform vulnerable students about recruiters’ tactics. AFSC helped organize a network of anti-recruitment groups into the National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth (NNOMY), dedicated to empowering young men and women to understand their alternatives to enlistment. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Is it the uniforms? The always flattering navy blue of a seaman’s uniform? The adventurous khaki of a soldier in the desert? Or might it be the rituals of military life, the sado-masochistic infliction of rules and tortuous drills, which drive today’s gays and lesbians to insist that they ought to be allowed to serve freely and openly in the military? | Last revision 9/14/2022
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The Alliance for Global Justice is a tax-exempt non-profit under section 501(c)(3) of the IRS Code. As such, donations to projects of the AFGJ are fully tax-deductible on the donor’s federal income tax. For an Administrative Fee of 8% for check and online donations, the Alliance for Global Justice offers fiscal sponsorship for grassroots non-profits which agree with our Vision and Mission Statements but do not have their own 501(c)(3) status, thus making donations to those projects tax-deductible to the donor as well.
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None of the Army's fancy brochures mentions that there are two wars going on and they never say you stand a good chance of getting hurt or even killed. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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The Pentagon spends billions of dollars every year targeting low-income youth and youth of color for enlistment in the military. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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AFSC Wage Peace San Francisco coordinates the Full Picture Coalition that presents “full picture” talks at local high schools about military service today. We also host one of the GI Rights Hotline nodes where volunteers take calls from active duty military personnel who are having problems with the military or who are seeking conscientious objector status. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth announces today the public release of the 2013 Back-to-school Kit for Counter-recruitment and School Demilitarization Organizing . Released at the start of the fall 2013 school year, this kit is designed to provide community activists, concerned teachers, parents, and students, an up-to-date catalog of materials to counter the increasing efforts of the U.S. Department of Defense to militarize our youth in the public schools. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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“Before You Enlist!” video provides a rational voice to counter the seductive and often deceptive recruiting practices of the U.S. military. The message is not “don’t enlist” but rather to provide young people and their families a more complete picture of the life-altering consequences of joining the military – especially in wartime. Latest version: 2018. Length: 16:34. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth has information, pamphlets, and contact information for local activists. You can also find the Oakland and San Francisco policies at http://nnomy.org. Kathy | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Peace / Conscientious OBJECTORS & War Resisters / Conscientious Objectors - by country / World: USA - The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth - facebook | Last revision 9/14/2022
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The United States military is captivating our youth through its hollow and deceptive philosophy. In response, we commit ourselves to a ministry of truth and justice for those who are being aggressively recruited for military service. As Christ's church on earth we embrace His compassionate and redemptive message. We are called to love our enemies rather than kill them. | Last revision 10/2007
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A free webinar about counter recruitment is offered by the National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth (NNOMY, see www.nnomy.org ) and hosted by the American Friends Service Committee. An event flier is at http://bit.ly/nnomy_crwebinars . The webinar in three parts focuses on how to establish policies to restrict military recruiting in K-12 schools. Participants are requested to send name, e-mail address, and phone number to projyano@aol.com by Friday, Aug. 21, in order to reserve a place in the webinar. The webinar is offered in three parts on Aug. 26, Aug. 28, and Aug. 31 from 5-6 p.m. (Eastern time). Each session will cover a different set of topics. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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"Join the growing national network of groups working to stop the militarization of schools and young people...Now, more than ever, those of us who are proactive in opposing war must help shape the tone of anti-war and peace conversations..." | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Here in New York City, a substantial movement has evolved around ending military recruitment in public high schools. Many organizations, including CODEPINK NYC and the Ya-Ya Network (a citywide anti-racist, anti-sexist organization and allies with the LGBTQ community, staffed by young activists ages 15 to 19) have been spent much time for the past four years at student-teacher conferences, in meetings with administrators and guidance counselors, students and parents, and working with the City Council to help remove funding for the military officer's training program, JROTC, from the city budget (read more about that here). | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Take Action Now is the time to Cut the Pentagon for the people, planet, peace and a future! Twenty years of war in Afghanistan have exposed the horrific costs of war and made it crystal clear that war on Afghanistan and Iraq was the wrong response to 9/11. Now that the public has seen the senselessness of spending over $21 trillion on the "war on terror," we must seize this moment and do what the peacemakers have been calling for: ✂️ Cut the Pentagon for the People, Peace, and Planet. It is time to build a big tent and get in the streets to expose the costs of war and demand that our tax dollars be spent to support the needs of people and the planet, not for destruction and murder. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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NNOMY is a national networking body created in 2004 to unite national, regional and local organizations to oppose the growing intrusion of the military in young people's lives. NNOMY is network that seeks to bring to the forefront the importance and value of counter-recruitment organizing. It is not intended to function as an independent national organization, but rather as a coalition that strengthens the work of participating groups. www.nnomy.org | Last revision 2/02/2023
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The United States has the largest, most efficiently organized, and most effective system in the world for recruiting children and youth as prospective soldiers. This guide will outline a variety of avenues through which military recruitment takes place in schools. Divesting youth from the war machine means opposing and preventing the use of youth as cannon fodder for an unrestrained military apparatus engaged in endless wars. The mili- tary should not be allowed to intrude upon school grounds in search of impressionable youth to refill its ranks through means of sensational advertising, promotion and deception. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Stop Excluding Military Pollution from Climate Agreements - Target: Participants in COP26 UN Climate Change Conference, Glasgow, Scotland, November 1-12, 2021 - COP26.info - #NoWarNoWarming | Last revision 9/14/2022
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WRL is a sponsoring organization of NNOMY, the National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth). NNOMY is a national networking body that has assembled the best counter-recruitment materials and updated information available at www.NNOMY.org | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Organizations which have attempted to organize such campaigns on a national scale include A.F.S.C. and C.C.C.O., the Campus Antiwar Network (C.A.N.), and the War Resisters League. Code Pink, with the Ruckus Society, has sponsored training camps on counter-recruitment as well as producing informational literature for use by counter-recruiters. United for Peace and Justice has counter-recruitment as one of its seven issue-specific campaigns. Mennonite Central Committee[57] is another resource on the subject. Some of these organizations focus on counter-recruitment in a specific sector, such as high schools or colleges, while the National network Opposing the Militarization of Youth,[58] founded in 2004, deals with the larger issue of militarism as it affects young people and society. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Description: NNOMY (National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth) is a national networking body that brings together national, regional and local organizations to oppose the growing intrusion of the military in young people's lives. NNOMY will endeavor to: promote communication and sharing of organizing skills and resources; stimulate collaboration between network members on projects that would advance our collective goals; facilitate nationally coordinated actions and campaigns; strengthen youth-led efforts on campuses and in communities; and educate the broader activist community and general public on the need to become involved in these efforts.
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Countering The Militarisation of Youth (CMOY) is an international network of activists associated to antiwar groups in different countries associated to The War Resisters' International. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth (NNOMY) | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Organisations supporting World Beyond War - UPDATE June 6, 2016 - The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth (NNOMY) USA | Last revision 9/14/2022
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EWOB acts as an umbrella organization for educators and students to do research and teach in their local communities and abroad. Take Action Now is the time to Cut the Pentagon for the people, planet, peace and a future! The Military & Draft Counseling Project serves as a community resource on issues related to military service and military enlistment, the military draft and conscientious objection. We promote alternatives to militarism and military recruitment in schools and, to that end--we engage in public education, community outreach, and the lobbying of public officials. We are an all-volunteer organization, and we charge no fees for our services, but we gladly accept donations. The Military & Draft Counseling Project works in cooperation with a network of National and local organizations, including War Resisters League (WRL), American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), the Center on Conscience and War (CCW), the National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth (NNOMY), and Project YANO. Locally we work with Veterans for Peace (Chapter 72), Peace and Justice Works, Recruiter Watch PDX, and the Veteran's Bridge Fund. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Two laws were passed in 2001 which make it easier for military recruiters to access high school students' contact information. The laws changed schools' previous ability, under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), to choose to whom they would release such information. Organizations Concerned About the Database and Military Recruiting: National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth | Last revision 9/14/2022
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A network of organisations opposing the militarization of schools and young people in the USA. Last revision 9/14/2022
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The world spent $1.98 trillion on the military in 2020*, a 2.6% increase over the previous year and the highest figure since the end of the Cold War. Our governments’ ever-growing military capacities, in the name of national security, have proved themselves completely useless to defend people from the COVID-19 pandemic, nor can they keep us safe in the face of other global emergencies such as climate change. In addition, as the victims of the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Yemen and elsewhere can testify, militarism makes conflicts worse rather than resolving them. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Winning the Peace is a new national counter-recruitment effort in the works at NNOMY, produced in partnership with Project YANO and the National War Resisters’ League. It is our response to what we have seen as an increase in military integration in our public high schools and, more importantly, a shutting out of counter-recruitment services in those same campuses. This trend is alarming; the shutting out of such a resource as counter-recruitment organizations takes away crucial information from a student who will be deciding whether or not to enlist. As we know, the consequences of that decision can amount to signing away decades of their life as well rights, a fact they may not be aware of. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Eliminating military influence and recruitment of youth in public schools. Our programs, actions and materials provide non-military options for students. We are working to eliminate the Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (JROTC) program from NYC high schools, to assure that students and parents understand the context of recruiters’ promises, and to protect students’ privacy rights by restricting the dissemination of personal data being forwarded to recruiters. .| Last revision 2/02/2023
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The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth (NNOMY) is an anti-military activist group that opposes military recruitment, particularly in high schools. It is a fiscally sponsored project of the Alliance for Global Justice, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. .| Last revision 1/30/2023
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Kay Ulanday Barrett aka @Brownroundboi is a poet, performer, and cultural strategist. Their second book, More Than Organs (Sibling Rivalry Press, 2020) received a 2021 Stonewall Honor Book Award by the American Library Association and is a 2021 Lambda Literary Award Finalist. They have received residencies from Tin House as a 2022 Next Book Winner as well as MacDowell as a 2020 James Baldwin Fellow. Other residencies include: Drunken Boat, VONA Voices, Monson Arts, and The Lambda Literary Review. Barrett is a three-time Pushcart Prize Nominee and two-time Best of the Net Nominee. They have featured at The United Nations, The Lincoln Center, Symphony Space, Brooklyn Museum, Princeton, Harvard, Columbia University, Northwestern, The School of the Art Institute, & more. Their contributions are found in The New York Times, The Huffington Post, Poetry Magazine, them., Colorlines, Al Jazeera, NYLON, Vogue, The Rumpus, to name a few. Currently, they remix their mama’s recipes and live in Jersey City with their jowly dog. kaybarrett.net | Last revision 1/30/2023
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Merrimack Valley People for Peace, Inc. works for a sustainable future for all life on our planet. Our members commit themselves to the interrelated activities of education for peace and justice, the prevention of war, an end to arms sales, the abolition of nuclear weapons, and protection of the environment.| Last revision 1/30/2023
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Lies of Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, & National Guard Recruiters: Thinking of enlisting in the U.S. Army? The Marines? The Air Force? The Navy? National Guard? Before you sign away 8 years of your life—that’s right, U.S. military contracts are for eight years—check out some of the resources below. They feature the testimonies of U.S. war veterans as well as people in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other countries affected by U.S. military intervention. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Governments and other military actors around the world target youth and other vulnerable communities for military recruitment and service. Simultaneously, the militarisation of public spheres such as space and culture promote the acceptance of the prioritising of military capability and approaches. In response, human rights organizations and other campaigners have developed innovative ways of combating increasing militarisation. Practitioners are exploring ways to utilize international mechanisms to support the right to conscientious objection - one of the most visible ways of rejecting militarisation. Other practitioners are working to stop the disproportionate targeting of vulnerable communities for military recruitment, such as youth and people of lower income, by raising the awareness of cultural recruitment and creating “military-free schools”. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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YOU PLAN TO ENLIST? Going to the Recruiting Office? Take a parent or friend with you. Read over the enlistment agreement very carefully and ask questions. Get all promises in writing. Spoken promises count for nothing. Before signing anything discuss it with parents and friends. Obtain a copy of the agreement. The recruiter must furnish it. Get copies of everything you sign. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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The Peace Recruiting Mission is to promote a culture of peace in the Nevada Joint Union High School District community and to provide information and resources about careers, further education and the risks and realities of military enlistment so that every student has complete information to choose their future. - Risks & Realities of Military Service - National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth (NNOMY) http://nnomy.org | Last revision 9/14/2022
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This is the Peace and Justice Online Directory of Resources. It presents annotated links to websites and other online resources that may be of interest to the peace and justice community. I include links to a diverse collection of resources, representing various types of content and a fairly wide spectrum of viewpoints. The directory will continue to expand over the coming months, so please do check back periodically. I hope you find these resources helpful. Peace! | Last revision 9/14/2022
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This is the Peace and Justice Online Directory of Resources. It presents annotated links to websites and other online resources that may be of interest to the peace and justice community. I include links to a diverse collection of resources, representing various types of content and a fairly wide spectrum of viewpoints. DIRECTORY OF RESOURCES - The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth (NNOMY) states, “Now, more than ever, those of us who are proactive in opposing war must help shape the tone of anti-war and peace conversations to be more inclusive of the counter-recruitment analysis.” NNOMY works with numerous other peace and justice organizations to “help the nation understand that providing youth with peaceful and viable alternatives to achieve success in life is an important sign of a civilized society.” | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Project YANO recommended weblinks. - 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! | Last revision 9/14/2022
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War and Peace - Articles and slide shows on militarism, war, peace, nuclear weapons, terrorism, rape in war, genocide, violence against women in the military, and gun violence - National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth: http://www.nnomy.org/. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Quaker House does workshops and presentations for young adults who are exploring the concept of conscientious objection and how it may relate to them as well as for adults who may be supporting them in a leadership capacity. - | Last revision 2/02/2023
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Quaker United Nations Office August 2014 - In response to concerns about the militarisation of youth, particularly with regards to military involvement in education and schools, QUNO highlights key international human rights standards. that promote education for peace and non-violence. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is the military’s entrance exam that is given to fresh recruits to determine their aptitude for various military occupations. The test is also used as a recruiting tool in 12,000 high schools across the country. The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth reported on the work of the Texas organization, Peaceful Vocations, who presented to the Texas State Board making the request that “Option 8” be the choice for all Texas schools when administering the ASVAB. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Report from the International Week of Action Against the Militarisation of Youth - We have also seen calls to action and campaigns happening throughout the week. The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth (NNOMY) convened a national call to action, Save Our Civilian Public Education, to demilitarize schools in the USA, which currently continues and demanding your support. The National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Otago in New Zealand made a call to other higher education institutions, schools and youth centres creating their own "Zones of Peace". See more about their call here. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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I plunged into counter-recruitment work in June of 2003 when I attended the first national Counter Recruitment Conference in Philadelphia. It was just what I needed, a national network of activists that provided support and mentoring. (Later, in 2005, we formed NNOMY, National Network Opposed to the Militarism of Youth, www.youthandthemilitary.org, a national organization working to unify and build solidarity in the movement.) | Last revision 9/14/2022
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This is a comprehensive toolkit of Counter-Recruitment pamphlets, handouts, posters, and articles on counter-recruitment and how to set up a counter-recruitment table in your community or at your school. GREAT WEBSITES - The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Jeju Island is known as the "Island of World Peace," a name that does not begin to tell the story of the Island's extensive history of conflict, occupation, repression and genocide. The most horrific episode in this history began in 1948 when the South Korean military and national police hunted down and slaughtered approximately 30,000 people. The U.S., which was the occupying power at the time, was directly responsible what is now known as the April 3 massacre. Organizations: National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth | Last revision 9/14/2022
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The Peace Council staffs informational tables in the Syracuse City High Schools and selected rural districts where military recruiters are particularly active. We reach out to youth and educators with information on military recruitment, youth rights and alternative career options. SPC's Youth and Militarism/Military Alternatives Program believes that our community has a responsibility to provide young people with full and accurate information about what it will mean if the join the military and to encourage youth activism and community involvement. Read our principles of agreement. | Before You Enlist - Produced by American Friends Service Committee | Last revision 9/14/2022
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The War Resisters League affirms that all war is a crime against humanity. We are determined not to support any kind of war, international or civil, and to strive nonviolently for the removal of all causes of war, including racism, sexism and all forms of exploitation. A listing of national organizations that you might find helpful: National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth (NNOMY) - 443.671.7111 - nnomy.net | Last revision 9/14/2022
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The National Youth and Student Peace Coalition (NYSPC) was formed to organize and mobilize the youth and student response to Bush's open-ended, so-called "war on terror." This broad-based youth and student led coalition was formed shortly after the tragic events of September 11, 2001 and has worked to build strategic, long-term opposition of youth and students to the war, both at home and abroad. We believe that young people have an important role to play in taking back our democracy-on our campuses, out in the streets, and at the ballot box. NYSPC believes that the struggle for social and economic justice is key to the struggle for peace and we are committed to engaging and including youth of color, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered youth, working class and other marginalized youth. Counter Recruitment / Militarization of Schools: National Network Opposing the Militarism of Youth (NNOMY) | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Groups providing information on your rights regarding non-military options, recruiters, the Selective Service System, veterans support and disarmament: .| Last revision 2/02/2023
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The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth (NNOMY) presented the Mini Plenary Education Not Militarization: The Nuts and Bolts of Pursuing Policy Changes to Counter Recruitment and Demilitarize Schools. Truth in Recruitment’s coordinator, Kate Connell, was a panelist in this workshop, along with Rick Jahnkow of Project on Youth and Non-Military Opportunities, San Diego and Jesus Palafox of the American Friends Service Committee, Chicago. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Important Information for High School Students! How to Avoid being on the Military Recruiters' list. Thanks to extensive and wonderful work by NNOMY (National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth) Please check out their website for many resources for helping your sons and daughters by working with the school board and city governments, including, but not limited to materials such as the kit below:
NNOMY's complete kit for parents and teachers Back-to-school kit for counter-recruitment and School Demilitarization Organizing | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Formed in 1979 in the wake of a congressional vote on reinstating the draft, the Committee Opposed to Militarism and the Draft (COMD) was formed by San Diego-based anti-war activists Bill Roe, Hoppy Chandler, Norm Lewis, Fritz Sands, and Rick Jahnkow. Originally a chapter of the national Committee Against Registration and the Draft (CARD), the group formed as a grassroots effort to defeat draft registration legislation, organize opposition to future drafts, and expand the network of anti-draft/militarism work. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Today, less than 0.5% of the U.S. population serves in the armed forces, compared with more than 12% during World War II. Very often, the public's perception of the military lifestyle is limited to what they’ve seen on the news, TV, or video games.
Recruiters are salespeople, plain and simple. They undergo extensive sales training and are judged by their superiors primarily upon the number of recruits they sign up. Sign up large numbers, and they’re judged to be a good recruiter. Fail to sign up the minimum number assigned (known as "making mission"), and a recruiter is looking at a dead-end career. This policy pressures some recruiters to adopt unethical practices in order to "make mission." As veterans we know the truth of what happens in war and VFP members across the U.S work with young people before they enlist, to help them understand what it’s really like to be part of the U.S. military. | STUDENTS | ACTIVE G.I.s | MEMBERS & CHAPTERS | Last revision 9/14/2022
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TIR Web Resources | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Counter military recruiting webinars offered by NNOMY | Last revision 9/14/2022
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WRL is a sponsoring organization of NNOMY, the National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth). NNOMY is a national networking body that has assembled the best counter-recruitment materials and updated information available at www.NNOMY.org NNOMY's Back‐to‐school Kit for Counter‐recruitment and School Demilitarization Organizing includes basic material useful to educating young people and school personnel about the realities of military enlistment and war, and encourages people to use the above WRL resources. The kit includes some information on alternatives to enlistment, as well as items written for organizers seeking to reach out to local schools. | Last revision 2/02/2023
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NNOMY was founded in 2004 in the aftermath of the national counter-recruitment conference "Stopping War Where it Begins" in Philadelphia.[1] It is intended to be a decentralized and flexible structure that helps national, regional and local activists and organizations by promoting communication efforts and by stimulating collaboration between network members. NNOMY organizes actions and campaigns against militarism in order to raise awareness and to increase education on the topic. . .| Last revision 2/02/2023
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Counter-recruitment refers to activity opposing military recruitment, in some or all of its forms. Among the methods used are research, consciousness-raising, political advocacy and direct action. Most such activity is a response to recruitment by state armed forces, but may also target intelligence agencies, private military companies, and non-state armed groups. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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Wiser.Directory lists more than 100,000 organizations that are part of the largest social movement in history working to restore grace, justice, and beauty to the world. | Last revision 9/14/2022
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The 2018/19 Back-to-school Kit for Counter-recruitment and School Demilitarization Organizing by the National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth is a downloadable PDF book which is an excellent resource for educators. The kit is a catalog of basic material useful to educating young people and school personnel about the realities of military enlistment and war. The catalog also includes some information on alternatives to enlistment, as well as items written for organizers seeking to reach out to local schools. | Last revision 9/14/2022
