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Homeless Women Veterans: It’s Worse than you Think

By National Veterans Foundation / July 23, 2015

There is no doubt that homelessness remains a problem in the United States. The homeless rates of veterans remain high,…

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Probably Not the Kind of Equality Women Had in Mind

By Shad Meshad / July 17, 2015

22 per day—the suicide rate for veterans—not just male veterans. Women veterans commit suicide at the same rate as their…

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PTSD Treatment Pioneer John P. Wilson, PhD (1945 – 2015)

By National Veterans Foundation / July 13, 2015

John P. Wilson, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Psychology at Cleveland State University, and an internationally acclaimed traumatologist died midday July…

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On the Move Again: a Failed Tactic

By Shad Meshad / July 13, 2015

You’d think that after forty years of working with the homeless in Los Angeles, many of them veterans, (4000 out…

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As L.A. moves toward more homeless sweeps, long-term solution elusive

By National Veterans Foundation / July 11, 2015

The tents and tarpaulins were visible for miles, dotting the scrubby embankments of the Arroyo Seco and prompting complaints to…

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More Bang for the Buck: a More Effective Use of Funds to Reduce Homelessness

By Shad Meshad / June 8, 2015

You know how a metropolitan skyline is dominated by tall buildings, kind of like silos?  The homeless problem’s skyline looks…

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NVF Participates in LA’s Skid Row Homeless Count

By National Veterans Foundation / May 25, 2015

On January 29, 2015, NVF Women’s Outreach Coordinator Kristine Hesse, (USAF retired) was on LA’s Skid Row. She had a…

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Senator Max Cleland Joins NVF Honorary Board of Directors

By National Veterans Foundation / May 25, 2015

The National Veterans Foundation is honored to add one of our nation’s most accomplished and respected combat Veterans and Veteran…

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