¡Nuevo! ¡Información en español! We are a network of nonprofit, nongovernmental organizations who provide information to servicemembers about military discharges, grievance and complaint procedures, and other civil rights. In Alaska: call 888-554-2822 or 374-2822 in Fairbanks. Are you stationed in Germany? Click here. From elsewhere outside the U.S., call 215-563-8778. Email: girights@objector.org Whether you are in the Army, Navy, Air Force or Marines, we can help with military discharges, such as: Delayed Entry Program (DEP) Hardship Conscientious Objection Entry Level Separation Don't Ask, Don't Tell and Homosexual Conduct Medical Psychological These are short fact sheets.  More detailed information is available in the chapters from Helping Out We can help if you are AWOL or UA. We can help if you are experiencing hazing, harassment or discrimination, or if you have been a victim of sexual assault. Calls to the GI Rights Hotline are always free and confidential... and Hotline counselors are almost all volunteers, but it costs money to run the Hotline. Your donation today will keep the Hotline here for the next GI or family member who needs us. Please give whatever you can. Thank you. You can send a check (payable to "GI Rights Hotline") to: GI Rights Hotline 405 14th Street, Suite #205 Oakland, CA 94612 or click here:   Buy the DVD Know Your Rights! Download the GI Rights Hotline Card (.pdf file)   Download the "Stuck Between Iraq and a Hard Place?" airplane poster (.pdf file) Learn how to help members of the military with discharges using Helping Out: A Guide to Military Discharges and GI Rights. Advice for CO's in the Armed Forces Links to resources, organizations of veterans and military families, and GI resistance Stories about life in the military Information about AWOL in Canada (PDF file)

 

The GI Rights Program

(800) 394-9544

(215) 563-8778 (also for international calls)

Fax (215) 563-8890

Mailing Address:

c/o CCCO

1515 Cherry Street

Philadelphia, PA 19102

 

girights@objector.org