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What does it mean to be human? The book of Genesis says that we have value and dignity because we have been created in the image of God. In the New Testament we are then told to love one another, yet we have all experienced the opposite – hatred, hurt, pain, and discord – in

What if the journey to recovery for servicewomen is more intricate than we thought? Join us for an extraordinary conversation with Dr. Rita Nakashima Brock, a prominent authority on moral injury, as we uncover the deeply personal and unique experiences of female veterans dealing with moral injury. Through powerful storytelling, Dr. Brock illustrates the implicit

Although he is retiring from his duties at Fort Liberty, SGM Daniel Roberts is gearing up for his next deployment. He will be gathering more resources and allotting much more time for the work of moral injury support. Looking back at SGM Roberts record, for over ten years he has served as a religious affairs

Mental Health Month: Bennie and Bridget’s Stories May is National Mental Health Awareness Month and Women’s Health Month. In celebration of this month let’s look at the mental health stories of 2 female veterans, from the “Make the connection.net website.” Both veterans experienced depression, anxiety, PTSD, and trauma. Bennie joined the Army in 1968 and

Mental Health Awareness Month, Winston Churchill, and Moral Injury  What did Winston Churchill have to say that is pertinent to Mental Health Awareness Month 2024? What did this legendary British Prime Minister state that relates to today, over 80 years since he stirringly led Britain through the perilous fight against Hitler’s armies? Here’s how I