Banks wrongfully foreclosed the homes of more than 700 military families during the financial crisis, a number much higher than originally thought. The federal Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) provides certain legal protections to military personnel while they are on active duty. Additionally, Michigan’s Act 138 of 2008 provides protection against certain types of foreclosures […]
California New Veteran Friendly Laws California is the home to more Veterans than any other state. The Golden State values its Veterans. California is fulfilling its obligation to our veterans and their families through favorable legislation. California’s Veterans will be able to benefit from new laws that enhance, extend or create opportunities impacting education and […]
When Valerie Brown sat across from David Letterman on his late night talk show, she had high hopes that her “out-of-the-box” strategy would pay off in multiple job offers. She was, after all, an eight year veteran of the U.S. Army, a Fellow with The Mission Continues, a national representative of Student Veterans of America, […]
The U.S. military is currently commemorating Hispanic American Heritage Month, which began on September 15th and runs through October 15th. Through programs, exhibits, and military/community events, the theme, “Diversity United, Building America’s Future Today,” is a homage to the brave Veterans and active duty military who can trace their roots to Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean […]
The California Department of Veterans Affairs will host a Leadership Conference for veterans and veteran stakeholders on October 4th, 2012 in Sacramento at the Double Tree Hotel. The conference, entitled “A Call To Service, A Call to Action” will empower attendees to “move the needle” when working with women veteran issues in their communities. Workshops […]
President Obama announced a new initiative that will allow some U.S. service members to receive civilian credentials and licenses for skills they learn in the military. This effort is aimed at boosting employment among post-9/11 veterans. Service members obtain skills while serving and those skills should be transferable to the private sector. All too often, […]
The Continuing Cost of Conflict by Megan Hazle, Communications Liasion, CIR MaryAnn Frattarole, Director of Marketing, USC Telehealth The sacrifice of our servicemembers is great, but not borne by them alone. Standing alongside our heroes in uniform are the heroes at home – their spouses, children, and families who also give and sacrifice and bear […]
What To Look For At Veteran Schools Regardless of what veteran school, veteran college, veteran university, veteran trade school, veteran vocational school or Veteran certificate program you choose, is right for you, there are some things to consider. There are a few aspects to look for that will make your transition from military to Veteran […]
Vacations for Veterans & Military Government Vacation Programs for Veteran military and government employees are designed to help those that deserve rest and relaxation the most. Once honorably discharged, veterans may find it hard to find the time and/or finances to fund a vacation for their family. That is why there are non-profit and for-profit […]
Jobs for Veterans Finding jobs for veterans can seem intimidating, but as a veteran, you have some of the most sought after skills and qualities in the employment world. Veterans make ideal candidates no matter their career paths because they know how to work under pressure, deal well with emergencies, they are determined and loyal […]
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