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PATRIOTLink enables all Veterans, their families, caregivers, and survivors access to vetted, direct, cost-free, Veteran services. Users can browse and use hundreds of available resources. The Code of Support Foundation also offers one-on-one assistance to struggling service members, Veter...

This session will highlight work being done in Minnesota to remove and reduce legal barriers to employment. Some of the topics Sara Sommarstrom will cover include criminal expungement, licenses, child support, consumer debt collection and employment law. She will also discussion legal clin...

In this session, you will learn why focusing on skills leads to success – for you, for the Veteran and for employers. Why in today’s low unemployment numbers, Veterans need assistance getting careers, not jobs. You will learn why companies large and small need to also focus on skills, and ...

There are several challenges that limit the ability of transitioning military, veterans, and milspouses to connect and engage with civilian employers. Some challenges relate to simple resources (from employer manpower, travel budgets, and ability to get to all the transition sites to trans...

Veterans Return to Integrated Competitive Employment (Veterans RICE) is an initiative of the US Department of Labor’s Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) to increase competitive integrated employment for Veterans with significant disabilities, including those in Veterans Health A...

Colorado: “Network for Success:  Colorado AD Works! Veteran Networking Events,” Monthly networking events at Arapahoe-Douglas Works! (ADW) offer not only access to job openings, but also focus on job skill development, and offer mentoring opportunities with HR professionals from com...

According to the 2012 American Community Survey, military spouses earn of 38% less and are 30% more likely to be unemployed than civilian counterparts. Military Spouses bring skills, adaptability, and a sense of team over self that is more valuable than ever in the constantly changing busi...

American Indian and Alaska Native people have a proud tradition of serving in the United States military, and at a higher rate than any other group. Unfortunately, many have not been able to access the same type and level of service as their non-Native American counterparts after they retu...