Today, more women are serving in the U.S. Armed Forces than ever before. Because of this, more women are transitioning from active duty to civilian life every year, and these women face unique challenges during that process.
When you see a woman walking down the road carrying her baby and groceries, would you think she’s a veteran? What if you saw a Texas beauty queen, or a woman alongside a man at the Veterans Affairs (VA) medical center? Is she a veteran?
This commentary attempts to frame the article, “Safer Housing for Homeless Women Veterans,” in a wider context. It defines female veterans, homelessness, and military sexual trauma.
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ReInVentU Magazine provides a platform through which female veterans can have a voice to discuss how they have overcome transitioning from the military, life challenges they have faced, societal expectations they have experienced, and more, with the vision of empowerment through transformation, renewing of spirit, and reinvention of self. These women are a representation of all the armed forces, and their stories will both inspire and motivate you!
ReInVentU Magazine provides a platform through which female veterans can have a voice to discuss how they have overcome transitioning from the military, life challenges they have faced, societal expectations they have experienced, and more, with the vision of empowerment through transformation, renewing of spirit, and reinvention of self. These women are a representation of all the armed forces, and their stories will both inspire and motivate you!
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