This paper addresses a prevailing view that a lack of coordination, collaboration, and
collective purpose among veteran and military-family serving organizations—public, private …

Veterans and military families face a complex set of challenges transitioning to civilian life.
Following in a tradition of community collaboration and collective impact, we believe that a …

Today, a gap in services persists across America for our nation's 20.1 million veterans, 1.4
million service members, and their families. This gap does not appear to stem from a lack of …

Starting in the summer of 2015, the IVMF research team took a first step to build a database
of more than 70 veteran-serving organizational networks, collaborative initiatives, and …

This paper explores the concept of “community-engaged research”(CEnR) within the context
of Veteran health care delivery and reintegration programs. A multi-sector expert panel …

Objective We sought to identify the social process through which communal support can be
established among veteran couples and families. Background On the basis of the social …

Veteran communities including veterans, their families, and their caregivers are vital
collaborators in the field of veterans studies. Veteran community engaged research (CEnR) …

Today, there are more military family members than there are total uniformed service
members. Sixty percent of the military are married, including more than eighty percent of all …

Veteran community engagement is an evolving discipline informed by traditional community-
based participatory research, veteran studies, and veterans themselves. This Special Issue …

This new generation of veterans is coming home to families, friends, employers, and
communities that likely do not understand military culture, nor the effects that military service …