Resources for Military and Families

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  Link   War Resisters Support Campaign
The War Resisters Support Campaign is a broad-based coalition of community, faith, labour and other organizations and individuals that have come together to support U.S. soldiers seeking asylum in Canada because they refuse to fight in the illegal wa
  Link   GI Rights Hotline (877) 447-4487
Network of nonprofit, nongovernmental organizations who provide information to servicemembers about military discharges, grievance and complaint procedures, and other civil rights.
  Link   Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors
Supporting individual and collective resistance to war and preparations for war.
  Link   Conscientious Objector US
The Peace Roots Alliance Conscientious Objector registry
  Link   Peace-Out
Information on the Conscientious Objector process
  Link   Citizen Soldier
GI/veterans rights advocacy group founded during the Vietnam war. They have recently provided legal defense and public advocacy for Gulf War refusers.
  Link   Reenlist Blues
Dedicated to informing enlisted military members about psychological factors and differences in the military.
  Link   Service Members Legal Defense Network
This organization is devoted to lifting the military's ban on lesbians, bisexuals, and gays in the military.It is an important resource for anyone considering a discharge under the "Don't Ask Don't Tell" policy.
  Link   Gold Star Families for Peace
  Link   Military Families Speak Out
Bring Them Home Now!
  Link   Project Guerrero Azteca
 
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GI Rights Hotline

For help getting out of the military, or related military issues, call the new GI Rights Hotline number at 877-447-4487. Free, confidential, and accurate info for troops, vets, recruits, and their families.