CURRENT CAMPAIGNS
The United Pledge For Peace
Taking a stand against political violence to help safeguard the principles upon which our democracy was built and ensure a more peaceful and inclusive society for generations to come.
FROM SERVICE TO CIVICS.
The Chamberlain Network envisions a world where veterans stand as the foremost champions of democracy, using their unique experiences and leadership to fortify democratic institutions and inspire civic engagement. We see a future where veterans, as trusted messengers, unite communities in the pursuit of freedom, equity, and human rights, ensuring that the principles of democracy are resilient against all threats and cherished by every citizen.
To reach this vision, our activities contribute to healthier democratic institutions and promote democracy through: (1) Community engagement for and by veteran leaders; (2) Public education on democracy defense; (3) Democracy and human rights advocacy guided by veteran voices.
ORGANIZING & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
The Chamberlain Network establishes local veteran-led community hubs, which act as support groups to foster active civil service. We equip chapter leaders and volunteers with the tools they need to host public forums and town halls in their communities in support of broader community engagement around democracy building.
CIVIC EDUCATION
Our inaugural efforts include working in coalition with existing veteran and military family service organizations to train veterans on democracy protection, public speaking, and advocacy. This includes developing digital tools – video campaigns, social media toolkits, and talking points – that highlight the importance of democratic institutions, fair elections.
PUBLIC ADVOCACY
The Chamberlain Network organizes campaigns for veterans to advance policies that promote democratic governance, protect civil liberties, and support human rights at local, state, and national levels. We host public events – Democracy Defense Dialogues – that highlight the key issues facing our democratic institutions, and inform veterans and volunteers on how they can get more actively involved.