How does a small North Carolina city become a national example of collaboration between military and community? Mayor Will Lewis says it starts with relationships - and a willingness to show up for one another. In this replay episode from early 2026, Jessica talks with Havelock, North Carolina Mayor Will Lewis about what it looks like when a city and an installation grow together.
Food is Medicine is an umbrella term for a variety of activities and services that respond to the critical link between nutrition and health. Services and activities may include medically tailored meals, prescriptions for healthy groceries or produce, individually tailored food packages and groceries, and culinary medicine and teaching kitchen...
In this replay episode from 2024, Jessica and Bob talked about the "chaordic stepping stones," a helpful tool for going below the surface with a group, and share four questions that can help groups work toward a clear statement of purpose together.
This 90-minute webinar explores how military-connected professionals can navigate grief in ways that honor humanity and uphold professional integrity.
The move into college or vocational training is a time of independence, identity exploration, and social-emotional growth. It can be especially complex for military-connected young adults and those with disabilities. This session explores how professionals and families can support mental health during the transition, particularly when a military move prompts...
In this replay episode from 2024, Jessica and Bob share a practice to help us engage people in the meaningful conversations we need to have, in order to plan and do our work together.
This material is based upon work supported by the National Institute of Food and Agriculture, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the Office of Military Family Readiness Policy, U.S. Department of Defense under Award Number 2023-48770-41333.
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