Quaker House of Fayetteville: Working for Peace & GI Rights in the Fayetteville-Fort Bragg community since 1969

Quaker House is located in Fayetteville, North Carolina near Fort Bragg.

GI Rights Hotline: 877-447-4487 or 919-663-7122

Our service is free and private. We do not report to any military or government agency.

Highlights

NEW: Study Booklets on Peace Strategy & Torture Accountability

Study War Some More (If You Want To Work For Peace) and Patience & Determination are hot off the presses.

NEW! Quaker House is 40 years Old

Read about our new book that tells our story of 40 years on the front lines for peace: YES To The Troops. NO To The Wars.

FREE Bumper Stickers for Torture Accountability & The GI Rights Hotline

Get Yours Now!

Violence Within The Military — Resources On A Newly-Recognized Crisis

VWM stands for Violence Within the Military. This page offers a selection of recent reports.

Audio & Videos About Quaker House work and issues

Listen & watch to some of what we've been doing in recent years.

Anti-War Veterans Arrested for Gift-Giving at Fort Bragg

Find out more.

Help Stop CIA Torture Flights!

Read About The North Carolina "Torture Industrial Complex" — and the Historic Rally against torture in Smithfield NC on Oct. 27, 2007

Meet GI Resister SGT. Ricky Clousing

American Hero of This War

Now Online: Our Audited Financial Statement

From 2006

Meet Sgt. Abe, the Honest Recruiter

Sgt. Abe explains the Enlistment Document & Sgt. Abe Speaks to Parents — two new Truth in Recruiting resources from Quaker House. Download, copy, & share!

A Historic Fayetteville Peace Rally

View photos & reports from 19 March 2005.

NEW — “Priceless!”: Welcome Home Banners

By Marine Families At Camp Lejeune NC

Make Your Own History

Make Your Own History A unique exhibit featuring rare documents and images from the GI Resistance of Fayetteville/Fort Bragg, 1969-1975

View this exhibit online or call us schedule a visit!

Prepared by Quaker House Director Chuck Fager and Quaker Arts Intern Sally Stevens with material from the Bruce Pulliam Collection in the Quaker House Archives at Guilford College

Contact Quaker House of Fayetteville

Director

Chuck Fager

GI Rights Hotline

(877) 447-4487
or (919) 663-7122

Text: GIRightshelp to 69302

  1. 223 Hillside Ave.
  2. Fayetteville, NC
  3. 28301
  4. United States
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