Recruitment of children to the military in Welsh schools
April 2021

Centre for Military Justice
The Centre for Military Justice provide access to free, independent, expert legal advice when dealing with serious bullying, sexual harassment, gender-based violence or other forms of discrimination, including racial discrimination, and to bereaved military families needing legal support and representation when dealing with the aftermath of a service death.The helpline number is 0203 848 6820 or contact them on email.
Warrior Nation podcast – Filling the void in defence journalism: Phil Miller in conversation with Joe Glenton
December 2020
Warrior Nation podcast – What’s wrong with Armed Forces Day?
June 2020
In the first episode of our second series, we talk about Armed Forces Day with Symon Hill of the Peace Pledge Union, the pacifist campaigning organisation.
Webinar: Mobilising the crisis: Covid-19 and the UK military
June 2020

Warrior Nation: Militarism, War & Resistance
November 2019

For the finale of our first podcast season, we spoke to political hip hop artist Lowkey about war, militarism, the current political climate, and our hopes and prospects for the future. The event was recorded in front of a live audience at Housmans Bookshop in London on 4 December and co-hosted with peace activist Maya Evans. The music in this podcast is from Hand On Your Gun by Lowkey.
Planning Remembrance Day events in your school
2018

Data on military visits and activities in schools
2019

The British armed forces: Why raising the recruitment age would benefit everyone
2019

Conscription by poverty? Deprivation and army recruitment in the UK
August 2019

Countering the Militarisation of Youth

National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth

Kids with guns
June 2019

The Warrior Nation podcast

Issues relating to Service Complaints system and the youngest armed forces personnel
May 2019
In this written submission to the Defence Committee's inquiry into the work of the Service Complaints Ombudsman, we focus on how issues with the complaints system may affect the youngest serving personnel in the armed forces, particularly those under 18 years old, and recommend that the youngest members of the armed forces are considered as a distinct group in relation to the functioning of the service complaints system.