Navigating Child Care Barriers and Their Effect on Military Spouse Employment
This 90-minute multidisciplinary webinar explores how childcare challenges intersect with employment barriers faced by military spouses.
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Pressure Relief: What Cooperatives Can (and Can’t) Do for Child Care
When child care is hard to find and harder to afford, some communities aren't waiting for a fix. Kristin Forde Hurckes (University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension Center for Cooperatives) explains how cooperative models are helping - and where they hit their limits.
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Building Strong Communities: A Panel Discussion
Virtual EventThis panel discussion will focus on policy awareness and leveraging local systems to support military families. Using successful, community-based examples, this panel will show how shared responsibility at the local level supports state and national policy. Representatives from the War Department and Military Service Organizations (MSO) will highlight policy efforts...
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Stronger Together: A Change Framework for Community Action
In this conversation with Tom Mosgaller, we unpack a flexible Change Framework designed for communities of any size or location. Tom explains why relationships and taking action together are central, and how aligning desire, vision, power, and action can help us all overcome resistance and move toward a brighter future.
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The Military-Civilian Divide: Why Transition is More Than Culture Shock
In this episode, Jessica Beckendorf and guest co-host Kim Smith explore the military-civilian divide with Dr. Hayden, whose work focuses on the intersection of career development and mental health for service members, veterans, and military families.
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Positive Rants: How to Reframe Negativity So You Can Move Forward
Join us for this episode of Practicing Connection, where Erin and Jessica dive into a new way to respond when faced with negativity. Then Erin will introduces a fast and fun activity called Positive Rants that teaches you how to positively reframe negativity so you can talk about what comes next.
