A Source for Women Veterans
Cybersecurity Program – Free for Veterans
Good morning, My name is Steve Olson, and I work as the Cybersecurity Program Representative at UNC Charlotte. I am looking for qualified applicants to consider our free, grant-funded, 1-year Cybersecurity program. Specifically, I am trying to reach out to veterans that may be interested in education opportunities that could lead to jobs in Cybersecurity, […]
Invisible Warriors
After more than 11 years, the critically acclaimed documentary, Invisible Warriors: African American Women in World War II is finished! There will be a virtual screening (essentially a world premiere) hosted by the Kingdom of the Netherlands on Sunday March 21 – 2 – 4 pm, National Rosie the Riveter Day. For those of you […]
Peter J Meadows, Attorney At Law
Veterans Scholarship Program at Mercy College Approved
Great news!! The National Science Foundation has approved our ‘Veterans to Math Teachers’ scholarship program for another year at Mercy College, beginning in June, 2021 (This Year!!). I am enlisting your support to help ‘spread the word’ for this amazing scholarship program for our deserving veterans. Just to recap: My name is Dr. William Farber, […]
OPPORTUNITIES FOR VETERANS TO APPLY THEIR SKILLS TO A NEW CAREER!
While it can be daunting for veterans to navigate a career path for themselves, the Senior Living profession offers great potential for them to apply their skills, demonstrate their competencies, and gain invaluable experience. Listen to what this military veteran and senior living professional has to share about his career choice. Nothing inspires and motivates […]
New Engagement Video and COVID Equity Update REMINDER: March 10th Cyberseminar
ANNOUNCEMENT: New Engagement Video and COVID Equity Update REMINDER: March 10th Cyberseminar 03/08/2021 ANNOUNCEMENT MARCH 8, 2021 NEW VIDEO: ENGAGING HEALTHCARE TEAMS TO ELIMINATE HEALTH INEQUITIES The Office of Health Equity [1] announces the availability of a 3 minute video, Engaging Healthcare Teams to Eliminate Health Inequities, developed by a team led by Leslie Hausmann […]
Senior Wellness Resources During COVID-19 Pandemic and Recovery 2021
It has been a rough year for us all, but after caring for my aging parents during the pandemic, I’m convinced senior citizens may have had the most difficult experience of anyone. From being in a high-risk age group for the virus, to being isolated from loved ones for an extended period of time, to […]
NEW National Health Statistics Report
ANNOUNCEMENT FEBRUARY 23, 2021 NEW NCHS REPORT: MULTIPLE CHRONIC CONDITIONS AMONG VETERANS AND NONVETERANS: UNITED STATES, 2015-2018 The VHA Office of Health Equity [1] (OHE) partnered with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [2] National Center for Health Statistics [3] (NCHS) to publish a new National Health Statistics (NHSR) Report, Multiple Chronic Conditions Among […]
Veterans Benefits
Post 9/11 GI Bill Benefits Who is Eligible? The Post-911 GI Bill is an education benefit program for individuals who served on active duty after September 10, 2001. If you served at least 90 days on active duty after September 10, 2001 or received an honorably discharged from active duty for a service-connected disability while […]