Editing Draft evasion (section)

====Actions by supporters or resisters====
[[File:New York Draft Riots - fighting.jpg|thumb|In 1863, [[New York City draft riots|anti-draft riots]] broke out in New York City.<ref name=Cook />]]
* Organizing or participating in a peaceful street assembly or demonstration against the draft.<ref name=Gitlin />
* Publicly encouraging, aiding, or abetting draft evaders.<ref name=Gitlin />
* Deliberately disrupting a military draft agency's processes or procedures.<ref name=Kusch /><ref>Dowell, LeiLani, et al. (2006). ''We Won't Go!: The Truth on Military Recruiters and the Draft – a Guide to Resistance''. New York: [[International Action Center]].  {{ISBN|978-0-9747521-1-2}}.</ref>
* Destroying a military draft agency's records.<ref name=Gitlin /><ref>Lynd and Lynd, eds. (1995), Chap. 35 ("Ultra Resistance").</ref><ref>Peters, Shawn Francis (2012). ''The Catonsville Nine: A Story of Faith and Resistance in the Vietnam Era''. Oxford, UK and New York: Oxford University Press. {{ISBN| 978-0-19-982785-5}}.</ref>
* Organizing or participating in a riot against the draft.<ref name=Cook>Cook, Adrian (2014, orig. 1982).  ''The Armies of the Streets: The New York City Draft Riots of 1863''. Lexington, KY: University Press of Kentucky.  {{ISBN|978-0-8131-5182-3}}.</ref><ref>Dennis, Patrick M. (2017). ''Reluctant Warriors: Canadian Conscripts and the Great War''.  Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, pp.&nbsp;56–57 ("Insurrection" section).  {{ISBN|978-0-7748-3597-8}}.</ref>
* Building an [[anti-war movement]] that treats draft resistance as a vital and integral part of it.<ref name=Ferber /><ref name=Foley />