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Artists and Journalists and Whistleblowers, Oh My: the “Secret Sauce” to Making a Dent and Ending Veteran Suicide?

First, the news. Then, the bad news. Then, a question or two. Then, Eureka! the good news. Are you aware that September is Suicide Prevention and ...

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How I Have Determined that Civilian and Military Communities Must Connect

A wildly diverse group of 51 people converged on 9/9/25 at Fordham University in New York City for the End Veteran Debt Micro Summit. Why? To bridge the gap between the civilian and military communities and to raise awareness of debt as a risk fac...

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A “Get-it-Done” Righting Veteran Wrongs, Ending Veteran Suicide Summit is Putting Civilian and Military Collaboration Front and Center

End Veteran Debt's inaugural summit at New York City’s Fordham University on 9-9-2025 debuted a most unusual approach to finding and implementing solutions to one of the most intractable healthcare problems that exists in American society today: the suicide rate of its veterans and civilians. In...

Man Charged with Assaulting Border Patrol Agent with Sandwich in DC Is an Air Force Veteran

A man accused of throwing a sandwich at an immigration enforcement officer during President Donald Trump's federal takeover and criminal crackdown in Washington, D.C., served in the active-duty Air Force. Sean Charles Dunn, 37, was charged with a felony and arrested Wednesday after being accused...

Righting Veteran Wrongs, Erasing Veteran Debt, and Ending Veteran Suicide – 9/9/2025 NYC – The Premise and the Promise – Part I

On Tuesday, September 9, in concert with their Office of Military and Veteran Services, the Manhattan Campus of Fordham University will host the Inaugural launch of an End Veteran Debt Summit that will address the seemingly intractable socio-economic challenges faced by veterans and their counter...

Continuing a Tradition - Whistleblowing in the Military

When Jerry Ashton, a Navy veteran and military journalist, accepts the "Pillar" award at the 13th Annual Whistleblower Summit and Film Festival Awards event at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., on July 30, he will join a distinguished lineage of truth-tellers whose courage has shaped A...

From Silos to Solidarity: Making the Case for Cross-Cultural Media Collaboration

As the National Association of Black Journalists approaches its 50th anniversary, it stands at a crossroads that reflects the broader challenges facing independent media today. While NABJ's designation as "the leading ethnic media organization" speaks to its historical importance in diversifyin...

A Call to Serve Those Who Served - Bulletin in Verse on the Shift of End Veteran Debt to Include Civilian Organizations

A distant thunder calls to envelop my attention. Gazing into the call, I pause. Pause and gaze, gaze and pause. From thunder comes silence, Then—a voice. “Where were you?” A familiar voice summons me back. “Just caught up,” I say. Many who serve hear the call, and gaze deep into the horizo...

Let Thy Food be Thy Medicine – Ancient Admonition Put to Use in a Unique Civilian-Veteran Partnership on Staten Island

Although there is no evidence that Hippocrates said these words 2,400 years ago, his wisdom is being put to work in the here-and-now on New York’s Staten Island in a unique Civilian-Veteran (“Civ-Vet”) partnership. Epicured, a leading “food-is-medicine” healthcare company, has partnered with the...

U.S. Military Surpasses National Demographics in Diversity, Women's Representation Grows 20%

The United States military has evolved into a more diverse fighting force than the general American population, with significant growth in minority and female representation across all service branches, according to Department of Defense statistics. Racial Diversity Exceeds National Averages Ev...

Native American and Minority Veterans Face Devastating Debt While Tribal Media Struggles

Indian Voices and other Native publications must survive to tell the stories mainstream media ignores Over three-quarters of military families carry debt, but for Native American veterans, this crisis hits hardest—compounding centuries of systemic inequalities while the very media outlets that c...

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