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Southeast Alaska Truth in Recruiting

A Project of Veterans for Peace Chapter 100, Juneau, Alaska

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Growing Activism: Youth and Non-Military Opportunities (YANO)

Posted by Amy in Juneau at 11:06 AM
Labels: Recruiting, recruitment of minorities
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LINKS

2011 Veterans For Peace Scholarship

Juneau School District Opt-Out Forms

  • JSD Opt-Out Form for Students
  • JSD Opt-Out Form for Parents

Before You Enlist (updated)

Links

  • Center on Conscience and War
  • National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth (NNOMY)
  • Project YANO
  • GI Hot Line
  • Military Free Zone (Opt-Out and more)
  • Youth & Militarism - AFSC

The Honest Recruiter

Ten Things to Consider Before Enlisting

  • 1. Don't enlist the first time you are with a recruiter or when you are upset.
  • 2. Take a witness with you when you speak with a recruiter.
  • 3. Talk to veterans.
  • 4. Consider your moral feelings about going to war.
  • 5. Get a copy of the enlistment agreement.
  • 6. There is no "period of adjustment" during which you may request and receive an immediate discharge.
  • 7. Get all your recruiter's promises in writing but also remember that the military can change the terms or your work.
  • 8. There are no job guarantees in the military.
  • 9. Military presonnel connot exercise all of the civil liberties enjoyed by civilians
  • 10. Many opportunities exist for you to serve your community and enhance your skills.

SeaTIR and Military Recruiting in Juneau

About Us

We are a group of community members committed to helping youth make informed, conscientious decisions about war and military service. We seek to offer balanced information both through written materials and the opportunity for young people to discuss with veterans their own experiences with, and reflections on, the military. We believe young people should learn about the reality of military life and participating in war before deciding whethere to enlist. We are a resource for alternative ways of serving the country or financing college or technical school. We plan to provide trained counselors in the areas of conscientious objection and military counseling.

Contact Us

For More Information:

Contact: SEATIR@vfpjuneau.org

or call (907) 586-4409

We Offer:

  • Enlistment guidance
  • Draft registration counseling
  • Conscientious objector counseling
  • Information about financing college without joining the military
  • Resources for students, parents, teachers and counselors, including curriculum ideas for critical thinking, videos, books, articles, websites


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