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Jun 20

Celebrating Pride: Exploring Opportunities for Inclusion in Financial Services

By Kristen Jowers Community Engagement

By Kristen Jowers, MS MFT Pride Month is a time to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community, honor its history, and promote inclusivity and acceptance. According to a survey conducted by the Center for LGBTQ+ Economic Advancement & Research, 27% of transgender respondents experienced anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination in banking or financial services and 52%...

Jun 19

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Six Steps for Effective Allyship to the LGBTQ+ Community

By Jason Jowers Community Engagement

By Dr. Tiffany Lange, Psy.D. (she/her/hers) Being an effective ally to the LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, and related identities) community is much more than good intentions; it involves personal ownership to engage in self-reflection and lifelong learning. The following “Six Steps for Effective Allyship” provides tips and suggestions for...

Jun 14

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Cutting the Cost of Food Waste

By Bethany Daugherty Health and Well-Being

By Anne Hogan Each year, the United States throws out 119 billion pounds of food – almost 40% of all food produced in the country (Feeding America, 2023). Throwing out food wastes the money and resources spent to produce and buy that food, and it reduces the amount of food...

Jun 13

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Helping Military Families Inflation-Proof Their Budget

By Kristen Jowers Military Service and Family Life

By Barbara O’Neill, Ph.D., CFP® and Martie Gillen, Ph.D., MBA, AFC®, CFLE For over two years, U.S. inflation rates have exceeded their long-term average of about 3%. Like all Americans, military families have experienced a loss of purchasing power as their income cannot buy as much as it did previously....

Jun 12

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Serving with Pride: The History and Impact of LGBTQ+ Military Service Members

By Jason Jowers Community Engagement

By Dr. Tiffany Lange, Psy.D. (she/her/hers) LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, and related identities) people have existed throughout history (e.g., two-spirit in Native American cultures) and are present in every aspect of society – they are the people we know, the people we love, and even the people who...

Jun 06

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Automation Inventory Strategies for Military Families

By Kristen Jowers Military Service and Family Life

By Barbara O’Neill, Ph.D., CFP® and Martie Gillen, Ph.D., MBA, AFC®, CFLE Most military family permanent change of station (PCS) moves occur between May and September so personal financial managers are undoubtedly fielding many questions related to service members’ PCS orders. PCS season is a great time to conduct...

Jun 03

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Supporting Military Fathers Throughout the Deployment Cycle

By aceswpadmin Military Service and Family Life

By Jenny Rea, PhD More than 1.3 million active-duty members serve in the U.S. military (Department of Defense [DoD], 2021). Over half have deployed more than once (Wenger et al., 2018). The majority are married, and 41% have children under the age of five (DoD, 2021). Men make up about...

Jun 01

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How Can You Support Military Families Facing Food Insecurity?

By Maggie Lucas Health and Well-Being

We know that many families have been and continue to be affected by rising food costs and job loss that impact their ability to provide nutritious meals for their families. That’s why OneOp has focused much of the 2023 programming on providing research-based and evidence-based information and resources around food...

Jun 01

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Tips for Providers & Caregivers to Manage Secondary Trauma

By Rachel Brauner Health and Well-Being

By Rachel Brauner The negative impact of traumatic events can extend beyond those who directly experienced the trauma to caregivers who are subject to secondary traumatic stress. Secondary trauma, also known as vicarious trauma or compassion fatigue, is a condition where individuals who are exposed to the traumatic experiences of...

May 31

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Outdoor Recreation for Military Family Resilience and Well-being

By Coral Owen Health and Well-Being

By Keith G. Tidball, Ph.D. and Coral Owen, MS Outdoor Rx has been in the conversation of veteran well-being for nearly a decade. For those unfamiliar, Outdoor Rx is an effort to take the benefits to health and well-being of time spent outdoors out of the abstract “nice to do”...

Celebrating Pride: Exploring Opportunities for Inclusion in Financial Services

Six Steps for Effective Allyship to the LGBTQ+ Community

Cutting the Cost of Food Waste

Helping Military Families Inflation-Proof Their Budget

Serving with Pride: The History and Impact of LGBTQ+ Military Service Members

Automation Inventory Strategies for Military Families

Supporting Military Fathers Throughout the Deployment Cycle

How Can You Support Military Families Facing Food Insecurity?

Tips for Providers & Caregivers to Manage Secondary Trauma

Outdoor Recreation for Military Family Resilience and Well-being

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