Joint Letter to Secretary Wilkie: Protect Veteran Benefits
President Trump, we urge you to look into this issue and make sure Veterans are given the benefits they were promised. We are proud to join with AMVETS, The…
Testifying Before Congress… Part 2!
Back in October we were invited to testify about issues facing the men and women of the National Guard. We are proud to announce that we've been invited to testify…
NEW EPISODE: Annoying Coach Gibbs: Coffee with Senator John Boozman
We're now on season 2 of our podcast, Coffee with Congress, where each episode we sit down with a new member of Congress, or Senator in this case, to ask…
Accelerated Programs for Veterans
Student Veterans are not like your typical 18-year-old freshman. Veterans just starting school are older on average, have families, and full-time jobs. Because of a Student Veteran's unique needs and desire…
Supporting the GI Bill Parity Act of 2020
We are proud to give our enthusiastic support to the bipartisan and bicameral Guard and Reserve GI Bill Parity Act of 2020. For years, members of the National Guards have been…
Protect Veterans’ Right to School Choice
We have the distinct honor of meeting Student Veterans from all over the country. Often those Veterans tell us to make sure their voice is heard in DC. This time,…
New Partnership with Excelsior College
We're proud to announce our partnership with Excelsior College! We'll be working together on addressing the issues and hurdles that Student Veterans face every day. “We are excited about partnerships…
The GI Bill is an Entitlement, Not a Bonus
Today the US House of Representatives has introduced legislation that will protect the rights of Veterans and the benefits they have rightfully earned. This year we have been pressing policymakers…
NEW EPISODE: Worst Day of Your Life: Coffee with CSM John Troxell
Earlier this year we announced our new podcast, Coffee with Congress, where each episode we sit down with a new member of Congress to ask hard-hitting questions that have nothing…
Huge Win for the National Guard
The Department of Defense (DoD) has changed an unfair policy that denied Post-9/11 GI Bill eligibility to members of the National Guard even though they were serving side by side…