The Reporter for Conscience’ Sake: Summer/Fall 2018
A History of the Selective Service System Violating the Rights of Conscience
Commission on Military, National, and Public Service
The National Commission on Military, National, and Public Service is at work right now to determine the fate of Selective Service (Draft) Registration, and they need to hear from people of conscience! Congress established the National Commission on Military, National,...
The Legacy of World War I: Peace Activism to the Present, Conscientious Objection Then and Now
Video: Maria Santelli, Bill Galvin and Jake Short from the Center on Conscience & War speaking at the National WWI Museum and Memorial.
Jarrod Grammel
Jarrod Grammel is an Air Force veteran and conscientious objector living in a suburb of Washington, D.C. While in the military, he worked as chief editor of the base website and newspaper and shortly as the studio photographer. In March 2015, he was granted a...
Nolan L. Fontaine
Nolan L. Fontaine was born in Chester, PA and is an Army conscientious objector (CO); his shift in conscience came after being deployed to Louisiana for both Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita in 2005. Nolan holds a bachelor’s degree from Penn State University...
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New Outreach Materials on C.O. Rights
Conscientious Objection and Draft Law
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What Pope Leo’s Anti-War Stand Means for Catholic Troops