The most important and most respectful way to thank veterans for their service it is to guarantee their rights - healthcare, housing, and the benefits granted by law. #VeteransDay

#VeteransDay reading: The hard road to student loan relief for veterans with disabilities. smartpolicyworks.com/2019/08/30/eng…

#VeteransDay reading: How To Improve Healthcare for Women Vets? First, You Have to Ask. smartpolicyworks.com/2019/06/20/imp…

#VeteransDay reading: How to Make Veteran Families Feel Unappreciated. smartpolicyworks.com/2019/11/01/mak…

#OnThisDay in 1945 Pres Truman called for a new national health care program. Thankfully, we are at least a little closer to it now.

It's the International Day of Giving. Support a cause you care about.

For #SurvivorDay, here is a post on coping with loss by suicide of someone who served. It is heartbreaking that there are so many. ilcff.org/coping-loss-su…

On the international day for the elimination of violence against women, read this. af.mil/News/Article-D… Bystander intervention is not a new idea, but it remains powerful.

Even in troubled times, we have so much to be grateful for - our families, our dinner, our friends and colleagues, all the better angels of our nation, and all those who work and struggle for the rights of others. Join with us in taking a moment to remember...

This year's #DisabilityDay theme is "The Future is Accessible" - and here's an estimated 1 billion reasons why

"Volunteer for an inclusive future" is the UN Volunteers organization's theme for International Volunteer Day #IVD2019. Volunteers make communities stronger through solidarity and inclusion. #volunteer4inclusion

Remembering those who served and died when our nation was attacked at #PearlHarbor. Honor them by working to ensure that all who serve have access to housing and healthcare.

International Human Rights Day commemorates United Nations General Assembly's adoption in 1948 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Learn more un.org/en/events/huma…

Happy Birthday to our good partners, the IL National Guard. #OnThisDay in 1636, the Massachusetts Bay Colony created the regiments that evolved into the #NationalGuard. Here, they are defending Cape Girardeau IL from attack by floodwaters.

#OnThisDay 1999 President Clinton signed the Ticket to Work & WIN Acts, which let with disabilities to join the workforce without losing their Medicaid & Medicare coverage. The program remains open to adults who receive Social Security benefits due to a disability.

Whether you observe Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, or New Years - or something else, or nothing else - we celebrate with you and wish you health and well-being, and good things in the year ahead.

Our heartfelt wish and goal.

In times of health crisis, our work continues. Are women veterans getting the care they need? If you are woman who's served, take our survey: bit.ly/WVetHealthSurv - and feel free to pass it on!

In war, in natural disasters and, yes, in health care crises, women who serve are at special risk. If you're a female vet or service member, take our survey to help ensure that women veterans get appropriate care: bit.ly/WVetHealthSurv (& pls share the link with others)

Most women veterans get their primary care in the community, not from the VA. We're on the case to help make sure their care is all that they need and deserve. #SheServed 2020: Achieving Women Veteran-Informed Care. Sept 16-17 smartpolicyworks.com/2020/08/17/she…