Unemployment Rate Among Post-9/11 Vets Still Falling
On March 21, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released its 2011 report on the unemployment situation of …
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Iraq’s Far-Reaching Anniversary
The news said it was supposed to be quick. A matter of weeks, according to some within the government. It …
Intel Report, March 16
This week’s roundup of Veterans news and resources: Jack Hallowell, a historian and World War II Veteran …
A Long Overdue Welcome for Vietnam Veterans
It has been more than three decades since my uncle came home from his tour in Vietnam, but he wore the …
Cautious Optimism: The Downward Trend of Unemployment Among OEF/OIF-Era Vets
As Alex Horton noted last week, the unemployment rate among Iraq- and Afghanistan-era Veterans has now …
Vet Unemployment Down, But Work Still Remains
The month of February brought some good news: The unemployment rate for Veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan …
VA Takes Action to Address Post-9/11 GI Bill Concerns
Since the Post-9/11 GI Bill was enacted in 2008, VA has issued approximately $17.24 billion in benefit …
The “Dangerous” Veteran: An Inaccurate Media Narrative Takes Hold
In a San Diego, California neighborhood, debate is raging: The Department of Veterans Affairs is planning to …
In Creative Arts, the Power to Heal
I wrote about my personal experiences in war long before I knew it helped me to cope with the strange and …
Veterans Business Conference Hits Detroit in June
Last year I had the privilege to walk the halls and conference rooms full of entrepreneurs at last year’s …