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19 Apr 2021
Jennifer Barnhill
is a freelance writer with a focus on military family advocacy, a Navy spouse of 15 years and mother of three. She is the chief operating officer for Partners in PROMISE, a Secure Families Initiative volunteer and serves on the National Military Spouse Network s Day of Advocacy steering committee.
The Biden administration recently released its fiscal 2022 Discretionary Spending Request, which asks for increased special education funding. But to understand why special education needs this jump-start, we must look at the history of military special education.
The National Military Spouse Network Creates Advisory Council to Further Mission and Direction in Serving the Nation s Military Spouse Community
Newly-Formed Group Includes Seven Renowned Experts in Government, Law, Military Service, and Foreign Affairs
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NMSN), the premiere organization supporting the professional and personal growth of the nation s military spouses, is kicking off its second decade of serving the military spouse community with the addition of a policy team member and the formation of an seven-member advisory council dedicated to steering the company s long-term growth and expansion.
Members of the Advisory Council, led by NMSN Founder and President
The National Military Spouse Network Releases Third Annual White Paper on Military Spouse Employment
Research Focuses on Key Recommendations for Addressing Financial Insecurity Faced by America s Military Families
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NMSN), the premiere organization supporting the professional and personal growth of the nation s military spouses, today released its third annual National Military Spouse Network White Paper presented by USAA. The latest report, Roadmap to Employment Stability for Military Spouses, includes priority recommendations for addressing financial insecurity in the country s military spouse community, including retired servicemembers, as a roadmap to improving and enhancing work and entrepreneurial opportunities. Among the recommendations are improving data collection and tracking, legislative priorities such as fixing the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) and establishing a portal that houses all necessary information to help military s
Statement on the Peaceful Transfer of Power
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ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ 38 Organizations, including the Code of Support Foundation, releases following statement about the inauguration of the 46th President of the United States:
Following the failed insurrection attempt of January 6, 2021, the undersigned organizations, who serve members of our military, veterans, caregivers, and their families, join in condemning this violent attack on our country, our democracy, and our Constitution. We affirm our commitment to the US Constitution, our free and fair elections, and the tradition of a peaceful transfer of power.
We endorse the statement made by the