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GI Rights Hotline and Quaker House

Jue, 02/18/2021 - 7:57pm by nnomyadmin

GI Rights Hotline and Quaker House


 
Organization: GI Rights Hotline and Quaker House |
Address : 223 Hillside Avenue
City: Fayetteville
State: North Carolina
Zipcode: 28301
Phone: (910) 323-3912 G.I. Rights Hotline 1-877-447-4487
Email [email protected]
Organizational Website: girightshotline.org
Organizational Blog: quakerhouse.org/blog
Facebook: facebook.com/girights/
Instagram: #quakerhouse
Twitter: @girights
YouTube: QuakerSpeak
Wikipedia: wikipedia.org/wiki/GI_Rights_Network
 
Scope of organization:
  • International
  • National
This organization is a:
  • Offers Military Counseling
Organization base:
  • Nonstudent community based
Other Outreach: G.I. Rights counseling information and conscientious objector support information
 
Years in Operation: More than 20 years
 
Summary describing your organization: The GI Rights Network is a private, nonprofit, nongovernmental organization that answers thousands of calls from military personnel and their families. There are many reasons for these calls. You can call us for help with any of the following issues: DEP Discharges (Delayed Entry Program) Entry Level Separation Dependency or Hardship Discharges Medical or Disability Discharges ODPMC or Psychological Discharges Conscientious Objection Discharges Homosexual Conduct Discharges Reservist Unsatisfactory Participation AWOL or UA Reservist Mobilization Article 138 Complaints Harassment or Discrimination
 
Contact Person: Kindra Bradley, Lenore Yarger and Steve Woolford
 
Located in: southeast-region
 
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 Revised 09/03/2022
Military Service & Veterans
Conscientious Objection
GI Rights Hotline
Quaker House

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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