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Veterans Employment

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Supporting America's Veterans: RAND Weekly Recap
This weekly recap focuses on helping veterans succeed in civilian jobs, a bakery that doubles as a business school, Black Americans’ military service, and more.
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Nov 11, 2022

Veterans Employment

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Dog Tag Bakery: A Fresh Start for Veterans
A bakery in Washington, D.C., brings together service-disabled post–9/11 veterans, military spouses, and caregivers. For five months, they are immersed in an intensive entrepreneurial-focused business program. It's become a model for helping veterans and others in the military community reestablish their lives.
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Nov 1, 2022
Health and Wellness Promotion

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Military Spouses, Exercise Incentives, Libraries: RAND Weekly Recap
This weekly recap focuses on a scholarship program for military spouses, a wellness program that uses the Apple Watch, how libraries can improve public health, and more.
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Nov 30, 2018
Military Health and Health Care

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Tools for Coping with a Military Spouse's Drinking
A new research study and web program, Partners Connect, was launched in September to help military spouses concerned about a loved one's drinking.
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Oct 5, 2015
SpouseBUZZ
Karen Chan Osilla
Military Spouses

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Dear Military Spouses: I'm Sorry
Kayla Williams describes her difficult transition from soldier to spouse, sergeant to civilian, team leader to caregiver. Two books by military wives opened her eyes to the challenges and rewards of marrying into the military, and the unique kind of service military families experience.
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Feb 27, 2014
The Huffington Post
Kayla M. Williams @KWilliams101

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Software supply chain security has emerged as a leading risk because of the massively fragmented and decentralized nature of modern software development. Unlike other problems in cybersecurity, this is a discrete problem, where the data exist. Information required to map software dependents or dependencies is knowable because there exists a finite limit to the number of nodes and dependencies.

Sasha Romanosky

Senior Policy Researcher

Source: The Hill

Compared to White women, Black women are 3.7 times more likely to die and Asian women 1.8 times more likely to die during or within the 6 weeks after pregnancy.…[W]omen experiencing disadvantage (e.g. domestic abuse, mental health illness, substance abuse) [are] also at greater risk of death during or soon after pregnancy.

Lucy Hocking

Senior Analyst

Source: The RAND Blog

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Military Spouses

Supporting America's Veterans: RAND Weekly Recap

Dog Tag Bakery: A Fresh Start for Veterans

Military Spouses, Exercise Incentives, Libraries: RAND Weekly Recap

Tools for Coping with a Military Spouse's Drinking

Dear Military Spouses: I'm Sorry

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