US EditionPBI-Canada celebrates International Conscientious Objection Day and our founders who went to prison for refusing military service - Peace Brigades International-Canada
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PBI-Canada celebrates International Conscientious Objection Day and our founders who went to prison for refusing military service - Peace Brigades International-Canada
Photo: Then-22-year-old Gene Keyes (with Jane Gordon) burns his draft card on Christmas Eve, December 24, 1963, in front of a Selective Service System office (that administered the draft during the Vietnam War) in Champaign, Illinois. Keyes would later move to Nova Scotia, Canada and co-found PBI in September 1981. War Resisters’ International explains: “Every
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