Author: Be Connected
Women’s History Month
From breaking barriers on the battlefield and reaching new heights in space to redefining roles for future generations yet to come, our country and our communities are shaped by the contributions and legacy of women.
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Women Veteran Success Stories
Read three inspiring true stories about the successes of women veterans in Arizona.
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Healing Moral Injury
Unlike physical injuries, where the wound is visible, moral injury is an invisible battle scar that many service members and veterans carry silently, often struggling to share or articulate their experiences due to fear of judgment or misunderstanding.
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Free Tuition for Veteran Spouses
The Arizona Coalition for Military Families proudly supports the efforts of the Arizona Board of Regents to help connect the spouses of veterans with free tuition to Arizona’s universities and participating community colleges.
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Legal Assistance for Veterans
Ahead of the Maricopa County Veteran StandDown, veterans in the Maricopa County area can access free legal assistance from February 15 to March 18, 2024.
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Coaching Into Connection
One of the most unique aspects of the "Coaching Into Connection" program is its heart - our Connection Coaches are veterans themselves.
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Connection Coaching in Action
Coaching Into Connection is about veterans helping veterans, creating a ripple effect of positive connection across Arizona.
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We are hiring in the Phoenix area.
We are expanding our exceptional team! The Arizona Coalition for Military Families is looking to add a team member in the Phoenix, Arizona area as a Connection Coach.
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14th Annual Symposium Registration Now Open!
Join us for the only annual statewide convening of military, government, and community organizations. Register today!
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Force Protection: Our View
In addition to the risks posed to physical security, allowing external entities unrestricted access to military installations and personnel poses a threat to this well-being. These organizations, though sometimes well-intentioned, can use unscrupulous tactics and have a sharper focus on meeting quotas rather than genuinely serving the needs of our military personnel.
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