"The Good War and Those Who Refused to Fight It"
explores the historic rationale of conscientious objectors who faced the most difficult war to oppose in the 20th century.

Also on the DVD is the up-to-date information to:
- begin a legal CO discharge case if you're currently in the military
- apply for CO status in the case of a new draft (with another war or terrorist attack, this isn't far-fetched)

ARE YOU...
- opposed to war?
- currently serving in the military?
- curious about why some people refuse to participate in war?
- eager to share the history and possibilities of war resistance and pacfism with your children, family, and friends?

THEN THIS DVD IS FOR YOU

The Good War and Those Who Refused to Fight It is the story of men guided by principle to take the unpopular position of pacifism in the face of World War II. In the face of criticism and scorn, these CO's challenged the limits of democracy and applied their principles of non-violence to pioneer social movements that transformed America in the years to follow. This revealing look at questions of war, conscience, activism and the spiritual life of committed individuals was funded by ITVS, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the Mac Arthur Foundation.

Everything you need to know about conscientious objection.

"The Good War" and the CO Handbook equip you with the information to understand the ins and outs of military service, drafts, and conscientious objection. The DVD will provide you with the tools you need to effectively resist or refuse military service as well as the philosophical background of pacifism and conscientious objection.

The CODVD is available for purchase on-line through this web site.