Since 9/11, four times as many U.S. service members have died by suicide as have died in combat. We asked veterans, academics and community organizers how we can best help those who are with us — and help remember those who are gone.
If you're an employer, go to one of the many recruiters who specialize in connecting veterans to jobs.for hiring veterans who bring specific skills, such as leadership ability and a strong sense of mission, according to research from Syracuse's Institute for Veterans and Military Families.There are hundreds of thousands of families dealing with the loss of a loved one because of war.
You can donate to many organizations, such asMany of us don't know what to say to a veteran or to a family who has lost someone, but that silence is even more isolating for those who are hurting, says Audri Beugelsdijk, a vice president at TAPS and a Navy veteran and Navy widow herself.is not to avoid talking," she says. "Don't try to relate, but let people know you're there for them even if it's uncomfortable.
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