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Do Military Families Need Their Own Bill of Rights?
“International agreements rarely consider spouses and families. They are written to protect those who have seats at the table, the United States and host nation(s) and their "interests." It is not in the best interest of a host nation to o…
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How Military Families Put Their Stamp on the Pentagon
“As it turns out, it is military spouses and veterans, and the organizations that represent them, who deserve the credit for the at-times incremental improvements to military family quality-of-life programs contained in the pages of this bill. While…
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Could Military Spouses Fix DoD's Recruitment Problem?
“The military systemically relies upon historically gendered traditions to keep the military machine moving forward."The Department of Defense has a recruitment and retention problem. It's not simply a byproduct of the sacrifices required o…
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I'm a freelance journalist, podcaster, and researcher with a focus on disability, gender and military family policy. My research on military students in special education has been cited by the White House and my reporting has been featured in numerous publications including Military.com, Military Times, The War Horse, The Independent, Military Spouse Magazine, Military Families Magazine and more.
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