Su donación a NNOMY contribuye a equilibrar el mensaje militar en nuestras escuelas públicas. La Red Nacional Contra la Militarización de la Juventud trabaja para equilibrar el mensaje de los reclutadores militares en nuestras escuelas públicas, donde los menores son reclutados y sometidos a múltiples programas del Departamento de Defensa. Su contribución financiera apoya el trabajo nacional de desmilitarización de NNOMY con organizaciones activistas en escuelas secundarias y preparatorias. Este trabajo estratégico por la paz debe coordinarse a nivel nacional para cumplir eficazmente su misión, y NNOMY es la única entidad en EE. UU. que desempeña un papel de red nacional para el trabajo de contrarreclutamiento y desmilitarización juvenil.

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The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth offers unpaid internships in support of school curriculum requirements.

In addition to current posted internship opportunities that are posted below on this page by NNOMY, you are welcome to submit internship ideas that support our mission of youth demilitarization activism and may offer new insights into this activism through your own research. Please submit such a proposal in your letter of inquiry to our steering committee.

We wish to clarify with you that you will be assisting a network that engages with advocacy for peace groups nationally and that this network is political in nature and controversial in its activism.

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Currently seeking two Communications Interns for Spring/Summer/Fall  2026 to assist on NNOMY Communications Projects

Internship Periods to be fulfilled are April through July 2015 / Opportunities for September through November 2015 also Available.

One to work remotely inside the U.S. territory and one to assist in the NNOMY Office at the Friends Center in San Diego, California. A desk and computer will be made available to you and project oversight will be made by a NNOMY steering committee member and a NNOMY volunteer staff person. You will be encouraged to develop a collaborative relationship with your co-intern and staff or committee overseer. Any internship evaluation requirement will be made collectively, as well, by interns and collaborators.

The internship for the National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth will support the networks website and social media sites by aggregating content from the National list serve and by tracking the associated groups to keep all online communications current.
The position also presents opportunities for generating articles on issues relating to youth militarization in public schools by military recruitment efforts of the Department of Defense and the various programs that are designed to increase recruitment outcomes for the military.

These internships will also involve working with the NNOMY Communications staff and the NNOMY steering Committee to support their campaigns and development of support materials for affiliated organizations.

Desirable skills for these internships would be:

• Critical thinking skills
• Writing skills
• research skills
• Some knowledge of form submitted website systems
• Knowledge of Social Media systems like Facebook, Twitter, and Google +
• Some graphic design ability is desirable

Applicants should be able to work independently and follow the guidelines set by the steering committee and can organize their own work independently. Applicants must also be willing to study an orientation packet to familiarize themselves with the essential work and issues of the network. Though the Network has its address in the office of the American Friends Service Committee in Chicago, this is a telecommute position.

These positions are well suited for individuals who are politically progressive, and believe in activating for a peaceful world. You will be working with representatives from Veteran Peace organizations, Peace Churches, peace activists affiliated to The American Friends Service Committee, Fellowship of Reconciliation, Military Famlies Speak Out, and regional peace activist organizations.

Application Deadline: March 31st, 2026
(Please include a resume and cover letter indicating why you wish to complete this internship)

Please respond by email to:

NNOMY office
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Also See:

• NNOMY Volunteer Inquiries

Please consider supporting The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth
and our work to demilitarize our schools and youth by sending a check to our fiscal sponsor "in our name" at the
Alliance for Global Justice.
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Youth deserve the Full Picture on Military Recruitment

“My religion is based on truth and nonviolence” ? Mahatma Gandhi

Your donation to NNOMY supports the National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth's efforts to balance the message of military recruiters in our public schools where minors are routinely taught militaristic values and primed for recruitment through Department of Defense school programs designed for youth. Making a financial contribution supports NNOMY's national demilitarization work with activist organizations inside middle and high schools.

“Wars are poor chisels for carving out peaceful tomorrows." Martin Luther King, Jr.

Overhead is small and staffing is accomplished by dedicated volunteers. 100% of your donation goes to education outreach and supporting activists with support materials to engage in youth demilitarization work. Your donation funds national campaigns to raise awareness about the increasing militarization of our public schools, organizing activists materials for in-school presentations to educate students on the FULL PICTURE of military service, and our websites and social media channels, which receive 200 to 300 visits a day. NNOMY is the only network that performs a national networking role for counter-recruitment and youth demilitarization work.

“I have long since come to believe that people never mean half of what they say, and that it is best to disregard their talk and judge only their actions.” ? Dorothy Day

Click to Make Your Donation to demilitarize our schools

(Your donation is tax-deductible to the extent allowable by law.)

through our fiscal sponsor Alliance for Global Justice. Make sure you select from the causes list, The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth (NNOMY), or make a check out to:

"NNOMY/AFGJ" and mail it to: AFGJ, 225 E. 26th St. Suite 1, Tucson, AZ 85713

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.

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Your donation to NNOMY works to balance the military's message in our public schools.

The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth works to balance the message of military recruiters in our public schools where minors are recruited and subjected to multiple programs of the Department of Defense. Making a financial contribution supports NNOMY's national demilitarization work with activist organizations inside middle and high schools. This strategic peace work needs to be coordinated on a national level in order to effectively fulfill this mission and NNOMY is the only entity in the USA that performs a national networking role for counter-recruitment and youth demilitarization work.

To donate by check through our fiscal sponsor Alliance for Global Justice,
make a check out to:

Your donation is tax-deductible to the extent allowable by law.

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