The Many Transitions Back to Civilian Life: The Role of Community.
We recognize that returning to civilian life often unfolds in multiple chapters.
Read MoreWe recognize that returning to civilian life often unfolds in multiple chapters.
Read MoreOver 40 women veterans gathered together for a Sunset Boat Cruise.
Read MoreThe wake surfing event was more than just an adventurous outing; it was an opportunity for women veterans to try something new, connect with each other, and build lasting friendships. Expert instructors provided guidance and support, ensuring everyone felt safe and encouraged.
Read MoreOver the past seven years, Roll Call Chicagoland has organized more than 70 events, facilitating connections for thousands of veterans and their spouses with employers
Read MoreWomen Veterans had the opportunity to connect, bond, and make new friends while being introduced to tasty non-alcoholic mocktails—an alternative drink option that’s gaining traction in our society.
Read MoreAt the heart of our events is a commitment to empower and uplift women veterans. Our gatherings, curated by women veterans for women veterans, provide a unique space to connect, share stories, and forge lasting connections.
Read MoreAt the heart of our events is a commitment to empower and uplift women veterans. Our gatherings, curated by women veterans for women veterans, provide a unique space to connect, share stories, and forge lasting connections.
Read MoreThis unique institution, born out of the Vietnam Veterans Art Group in 1979-1980, has evolved into a haven for thought-provoking and sometimes controversial art related to the Vietnam War.
Read MoreFor the first time in county history, the VAC’s budget has risen to an impressive $2 million, a substantial boost from the previous $440,000 allocation. The expansion not only involves a financial boost but also strategic personnel additions, setting the stage for an impactful transformation of veteran services.
Read MoreThe establishment of Vet Centers traces its roots back to the determination of Vietnam Veterans who, having faced the challenges of war, refused to be forgotten or stigmatized. These veterans sought care that addressed their unique needs, leading to the founding of Vet Centers.
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