Oklahoma GI Rights Hotline

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Testimonials

“As a veteran and a conscientious objector, I support the Oklahoma Center for Conscience. It’s one thing to say you support the troops, and it’s another thing to actually do something to help military personnel with their problems. I hope that the Oklahoma GI Rights Hotline will empower our GIs to be informed of their legal rights under military law.”
- Dennis Watson, Veterans for Peace

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Our service is a project of the Oklahoma Center for Conscience.

2007 training workshop funded in part by a grant from the A. J. Muste Memorial Institute

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Hotline number:

(405) 231-1138

NEW! Counselors now available any time. Please make non-emergency calls between 6 AM and 10 PM.

If the counselor on call is busy or cannot answer, leave a message including your phone number (speak slowly!), and a counselor will return the call within 24 hours. (If you are located outside the U.S., please use email to contact us; see below.)

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OK GI Rights Hotline is a project of the Oklahoma Center for Conscience