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INFLUENCERS IN THE MILITARY RECRUITMENT OF YOUNG PEOPLE

Fabiola Cardozo / NNOMY / español - Some elements make the popularity, frequency, and increased rate of the military enlistment of many young people possible. One of the most important is the influence they receive from their environment on the part of those people who act as counselors and teachers within the schools they attend, as well as from their parents or relatives at home. The ...

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Fabiola Cardozo | Young Marines | militarization | Project on Youth and Non-Military Opportunities | poverty draft | American Public Health Association | JROTC

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Public Health Experts Identify Militarism As Threat

David Swanson - A remarkable article appears in the June 2014 issue of the American Journal of Public Health. The authors, experts in public health, are listed with all their academic credentials: ...

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The World Health Organization | Military recruitment as public health issue | Kathy Barker | David Swanson | APHA | American Public Health Association | militarization of youth | militarization of schools

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Cessation of Military Recruiting in Public Elementary and Secondary Schools

Amy Hagopian & Kathy Barker - Abstract Recruiters for the various US armed forces have free access to our nation’s public high schools, as mandated by the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB). Military ...

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Amy Hagopian | militarism in K-12 schools | Military recruitment as public health issue | Kathy Barker | APHA | American Public Health Association | Military recruiters

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