Counter-recruitment

Thirty activists gathered around noon at the Lakewood Military Recruiting Center, to protest the war and discourage potential recruits from joining the military.

While some read the names of those killed in the Iraq war, others gathered signatures that will be sent to Senators DeWine and Voinovich, asking them to bring the troops home.

The rights of counter-recruiters are governed by the same guidelines that apply to First Amendment activities in general, except when the activities are at a school.

SUGGESTIONS FOR SCHOOL BOARD ADVOCACY ON ASVAB AND OPT-OUT POLICIES

By Pat Hanson with Jeanne Turner, Lynn Hamilton and Macgregor Eddy

ORGANIZING A STATEWIDE CAMPAIGN TO REQUIRE OPTION 8

A tutorial

This step-by-step guide is meant to aid activists in their legislative campaigns to prohibit the automatic release of test results to military recruiters gathered through the administration of the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) in the public high schools.

A brief tutorial

ADOPT A SCHOOL PROGRAM MODEL

College Counter Recruiting

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