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Folder School-Based CR

School-Based CR

Documents about counter-recruitment in school.

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pdf MILITARIZING AMERICAN SCHOOLS: Post Pandemic 2023 Popular

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Militarizing American Schools Post Pandemic 2023.pdf

MILITARIZING AMERICAN SCHOOLS: Post Pandemic 2023

The U.S. Department of Defense is struggling to meet its recruitment quotas for all branches of the military in 2022 -2023. In response to this “national security” crisis, there has been the emergence of lower standards for recruits as well as new strategies for military recruitment commands to appeal to and recruit the next digital generation of youth. The following document contains articles that cover the Department of Defense’s strategies in both expanded and new locations for military recruitment currently impacting youth both inside and outside their public schools. For those activists that are confronting increased military recruiting inside their communities, the following articles will offer information about programs of the military they are likely to confront in their efforts to demilitarize youth.  Also provided are basic resources to counter military recruitment with youth targeted by military recruiters from the counter-recruitment community of activists.

pdf Military Recruitment Brochure for Counselors Popular

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MilitaryRecruitmentBrochureforCounselors.pdf

Military Recruitment Brochure for Counselors

School guidance counselors are in a unique position to help students explore their post-high school options. Given the increased access of military recruiters to students, it is important for guidance coun- selors to be aware of some of the realities that surround military advertising, recruit- ment and enlistment.

pdf No Student Left Unrecruited, NYCLU Popular

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NCYLU_military.palm_.card_.duotone.pdf

No Student Left Unrecruited, NYCLU

Folded palm card, explains students opt-out and other rights.

pdf Recruiters in your school got you pissed off? Popular

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RecruitersGotYouPissedOff7-7-8-09.pdf

Recruiters in your school got you pissed off?

Action ideas for high school students.

pdf Starting up a Project to Counter Military Recruiting Popular

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Starting_a_C-r_Project.pdf

Start a CR ProjectA "how to guide" for starting a counter-recruitment project in a high school. For students and non-students.

Image Winning the Peace Postcards (Back Panel) Popular

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WinningthePeaceBack.png

Four by six inch postcards, arranged four up on legal sized card stock for printing. Postcard supports the Winning the Peace national high school leafleting campaign and provides activist groups with four separate counter-recruitment themes that support the landing page information that the winningthepeace.org landing page elaborates upon.

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