IVMF – Entrepreneurship Programs, Part II The Institute for Veterans and Military Families at Syracuse University (IVMF) was established in 2011 at Syracuse University in New York with its founding partner JPMorgan Chase & Co. Since its inception, IVMF programs have grown to meet the needs of transitioning service members, veterans, and family members of … Read more
CASE MANAGEMENT BEST PRACTICES – HIGHLIGHTING DENVER’S MI CASA By: NVTI Staff Writer A Google search of best practices for workforce case management returns12.3 million links. On the first page of the results there is a really “to the point” article that is worth sharing. The organization behind the article is Mi Casa, a Denver, … Read more
OPERATION PROTECT VETERANS AARP and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service have launched Operation Protect Veterans to help raise awareness of common scams targeting veterans. According to a survey conducted by the National Opinion Research Center, Veterans are victimized by scam artists twice as often as the rest of the public. Further, the Fraud Watch Network’s … Read more
Job Creators that Hire Veterans Created as a result of legislation signed by President Donald J. Trump, the HIRE Vets Medallion Program recognizes job creators that recruit, hire, and retain America’s veterans. On November 8th 2018, the Department announced recipients of the 2018 HIRE Vets Medallion Program Demonstration Award. Honorees include small businesses, community-based nonprofits, … Read more
How do your veterans choose their career or occupational pathway? Some of us adhere to what might be called the Drift Theory of Vocational Choice. For a variety of reasons, some people approach job searching with the idea that, “Any job is a good job,” without concern for whether the job will be satisfying or not. … Read more
The Battle after Service: Suicide Prevention for Veterans For many veterans, long after their service has ended, another battle begins. But this battle isn’t fought with fellow soldiers using military tactics to defeat a common enemy. This is a solitary battle, an internal battle, fought within the mind and heart—making it one of the most … Read more
As we turn the page from our comprehensive “2023 Recap,” it’s time to start looking ahead to the evolving landscape of veteran employment in 2024. Reflection on the past year’s achievements and challenges provides us with a foundation to predict and prepare for the future. 2024 Legislative Impacts on Veteran Employment In 2024, the veteran … Read more
Serving Native American Veterans Log in to Making Careers Happen for Veterans: Community of Practice to share your thoughts or questions on this article. Native Americans represent one of many significant populations in the veteran community. The Veterans Affairs (VA) office notes that American Indians and Alaska Natives have one of the highest representations in the armed forces and … Read more
JVSG Companion Programs: Small Business Administration (SBA) – Support for Veteran Entrepreneurs Log in to Making Careers Happen for Veterans: Community of Practice to share your thoughts or questions on this article. Jobs for Veterans State Grant (JVSG) personnel are tasked with providing individualized career services and employer outreach to help veterans realize and sustain employment; in some … Read more
DOL VETS HVRP Stand Down Grant Program In times of war, a Stand Down functioned as a call for combat units to recuperate and rest while removed from the battlefield to a place of relative safety. This recovery model inspired Vietnam veterans, Robert Van Keuren and Dr. Jon Nachison, to develop the first Stand Down … Read more