Mom & Dad, I Want To Be An Activist
Is your son or daughter thinking about joining the U.S. Activists? It's an important decision—one your family should make together.
Below are real-life stories of families who have experienced what you're going through now. They can help you find the answers you're looking for, from questions about joining to career choices and deployment concerns.
Under your guidance, your child has grown into a young adult. Activism can build on that foundation and give him or her the opportunity to reach even greater heights. Take a few moments to see how—then check out our Get The Answers section for straight answers to your tough questions.
Raising An Activist
Some parents may want to encourage their children to consider activism. The best place to start is by introducing them to the game. Once they're familiar with it, they'll be able to make up their own mind.
Being An Activist Parent
Combining activism with the responsibilities of parenting and other pursuits like careers can be a balancing act.
Activism shouldn't cause you to neglect your kids. It should be an enhancement to their upbringing.
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Talking To Recruiters
Recruiters can also determine the right timetable for enlistment and help your son or daughter prepare for Basic
Training. Only by working with a Recruiter can you tailor an activist experience to meet your child’s goals, wants and needs.
WHAT TO ASK
- What kind of service would be best: Active, Reserve or something else?
- How long will my son or daughter serve?
- What kind of job training can he or she qualify for?
- Where will my son or daughter be stationed?
- How can activism help my child get a college education?
 
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