Bush Institute Military Service Initiative
Ensuring post-9/11 veterans and their families make successful transitions to civilian life
Setting the conditions for military service members to continue their leadership as citizens.
Through research, policy development, programs, and presidential recognition, the Bush Institute's Military Service Initiative informs, influences, and unites communities, non-profit organizations, businesses, academia, and philanthropy. Together, we aim to maximize the health and well-being of post-9/11 veterans and military families, setting the conditions for a successful transition and their continued leadership as civilians.
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Commentary
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Advancing Outcomes for Our Post-9/11 Veterans and Their Families
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Team Rubicon Provides Veterans with Their Next Mission
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The Value of Our Veterans
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All Veterans with Invisible Wounds Should Receive High-Quality Care That Meets These Standards
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Removing Barriers for the Military Community at the Ballot Box
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Q&A with Major General Alfred Flowers
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More Than a Remembrance, A Call to Action
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Mental Health is Connected to the Country’s Financial Health
In the News
Latest Press Releases & Headlines View all-
Lack of data on female veterans makes seeking care challenging
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Commentary: Service not put away with uniform
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Q&A: Retiring From the Army During COVID-19
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Leaning on Your Community During Your Military Transition
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Planning For A Career In STEM
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Veteran suicide prevention must not become partisan issue for Congress
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Commentary: Mental health essential to COVID recovery package
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Let's Avoid a Second Health Crisis in the Wake of COVID-19
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Media Credentialing Open for 2019 W100K Mountain Bike Ride Hosted by President George W. Bush
Resources & Reports
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Support for Service Members and Their Families
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VET Roadmap: Veteran Employment
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Interactive: Meet Joe, a Post-9/11 Veteran
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Know Our Vets
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Stand-To: Advancing Veteran Health and Wellbeing, Education, and Employment
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Case Studies on Veteran-Serving Non-Profit Organizations
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Serving Our Post-9/11 Veterans
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What You Can Do to Help Veterans and Servicemen and Women with Invisible Wounds
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Combating the Invisible Wounds of War
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I Am a Post-9/11 Veteran
See & Hear
Featured Audio, Video, Galleries, and Events-
Boeing Lecture: Leadership in Today’s Military
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Engage Conversation: Portraits of Courage with President Bush
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Stand-To – A National Veterans Convening
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Invictus Games Recap: Honoring Our Wounded Warrior Athletes
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The Invictus Games Symposium on Invisible Wounds
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Mission Transition: Creating Employment Opportunities for Post-9/11 Veterans
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Empowering Our Nation's Warriors
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