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Veterans Voices: Dan Wilson
Dan Wilson is a 20-year Air Force veteran who was stationed all around the world throughout his service.
Tips from veterans on translating service into civilian skills
Finding a civilian job can be the hardest part of leaving the military. Raytheon's veterans offer advice on how to portray military skills on a civilian resume.
How Incarcerated Youth Are Making Their Voices Heard Through Art
At Artistic Noise, young people in the justice system explore their creative potential and inherent power.
How to Train Your Voice to Be More Charismatic
Scientists are analyzing the harmonics of pitch, frequency, and timbre to discover how charismatic public speakers use their voices to dominate, rouse and influence a large audience.
Why thanking a veteran isn’t enough
Is First Command Financial Services a Military Friendly Employer?
Find out if First Command Financial Services is Military Friendly® Military Friendly® is focused on helping transitioning veterans access the top Military Friendly® employers looking to attract and retain military veterans.
How to Endow a Scholarship to Honor a Veteran
You may be able to set up a scholarship fund through a college or community foundation, or support educational programs through a charity that specializes in helping veterans.
7 Tips to Finding "Your" Writing Voice
Have you ever stumbled upon a blog and thought..."Was this written by an android, a robot or was it a Martian?" Whatever it was, it didn't seem human.That, I think touches on what a "voice" is. It is about being human, displaying a personality and willing to be vulnerable.
Scientists study how service dogs help veterans cope with PTSD
About a hundred veterans and their service dogs are being studied to see if there's a beneficial chemical reaction between the two
How this veteran’s touching gesture inspired a soldier to pay it forward
"We're often thought of as secondhand soldiers," he said. "So, it really touched me that there are people that still appreciate what we do."
How to Start an Industrial Career After Military Service, As Told by Veterans
Starting a new career after military service can seem like a daunting task, but there are resources available to help you succeed.
Why Do You Hate the Sound of Your Own Voice?
For many of us, there are few things more painful than hearing a recording of our own voices.
Fictional characters make 'experiential crossings' into real life, study finds
A fifth of readers report characters from novels cropping up in their daily lives, hearing their voices even after putting books aside
5 ways for PR pros to sharpen their writing
Both new and veteran communicators can benefit from these guidelines that can tighten their copy and make their prose more compelling.
These Journalists Dedicated Their Lives to Telling Other People’s Stories. What Happens When No...
As newsrooms disappear, veteran reporters are being forced from the profession. That’s bad for journalism—and democracy.
Save the Internet: 12 Faith Voices You Should Hear
The open Internet is crucial for the future of religious life and interfaith action in America.
How Companies Can Hire More Veterans
So much of the military experience translates directly to the private sector—you just have to know what to ask
Why so many female veterans are homeless
When people imagine homeless veterans, their mental image is almost inevitably male. However, as the number of women serving in the military has increased, female veterans have become the fastest growing demographic in America’s homeless community. Just as with male … Continue reading →
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