Uniting veterans and civilians in mutual pursuit of social justice to bridge the military-civilian divide
Service Together bridges the military-civilian divide by uniting veterans and their communities in mutual pursuit of social justice.
Service Together’s vision is that veterans will be able to leverage their unique perspective and experience to further social justice initiatives in partnership with their civilian peers. More
Fred Johnson interviews Queens rapper and poet Ha Style, featured artist performing at Soundtrack of War on June 4 at the Queens Museum!
Invisible Warriors to Agents of Change.Three Tours is a documentary created by Betty Yu, a multimedia artist, filmmaker, educator and activist. Born and raised in New York City to Chinese immigrant parents, Yu is a socially engaged justice-minded artist who integrates community into her work. She made Three Tours, the award-winning documentary that captures the lives of three... more...
You come into this world all blank slate and hope. You learn the ways of the elders. Learn how to move, survive...Who to love, hate, trust, mistrust... Who is different. Who to look up to. You learn to play the game. When we’re all crabs in a bucket, what’s in a religion? Propaganda... more...
Seven Questions to Help You Evaluate Before "Marrying the Military" Before any milspo becomes a milspo – that's military spouse – they were right where you are today, dating a service member, considering the marriage talk, and wondering exactly what it means to be "married to the... more...
At the Military Ball...Six Etiquette Tips to Follow At some point as a military spouse (or military significant other) comes the topic of a military ball. Should you go? Will you go? And if you do go, what's the deal? What do you wear? What should you expect? For newbies, there are so many questions. To ease the anxiety of... more...
