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Charlottesville Center for Peace and Justice

Vie, 02/19/2021 - 12:29am by nnomyadmin

Charlottesville Center for Peace and Justice


Address: P.O. Box 2012
City: Charlottesville
State: Virginia
Zipcode: 22902
Phone: 434-961-6278
Email: CCPJ email contact
Organizational Website: https://www.charlottesvillepeace.org
Facebook: CCPJ on Facebook
 
Scope of organization:
  • Regional
This organization is a:
  • Counter-recruitment project of a larger, multi-issue organization
Organization base:
  • Nonstudent community based
Issues you are working on:
  • Developing Curricula/Educational Materials
  • General counter-recruitment/Truth in Recruitment youth education
Years in Operation: More than 20 years
 
Summary describing your organization: For those interested in counter-recruiting, we have a free new resource available: "A Soldier's Life". This website and video are made for high school students to discourage them from enlisting in the military. All of the production staff who created the 10-minute video are students, ranging from middle school to college. The Charlottesville Center for Peace and Justice and Veterans for Peace co-created the video with professional photographer and CCPJ Board member Richard Lord. Please feel free to share this with young people and their families. It is hard to know what the coming years will hold in terms of war and peace; if we can save even one young person from being traumatized emotionally, physically, sexually or socially, then we are doing our job correctly.
 
 
Contact Person: Evan K. Knappenberger
 
Located in: southeast-region
 
Counter-recruitment
Charlottesville Center for Peace and Justice
Counter-recruiters

What Every Young Woman Should Know About the Military

What Every Young Woman Should Know About the Military

A Brochure for Young Women Thinking About Joining the Military | 2022

"When I joined, I knew that women in the military faced an uphill battle, but I didn't fully understand how serious the issues were and how reluctant leadership is to doing anything about it.

The truth is that there's a culture of harassment and assault that is incredibly harmful to all troops, but especially to gender minorities."
Brittany Ramos DeBarros
 

Brochure - 30Mar22 Ver (w bleed).pdf

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