Core Military Culture & 15 Things Portfolio
This foundational initiative brings to life the voices of Veterans, service members, and military families to educate civilians, providers, and organizations. Using modules like 15 Things Veterans Want You to Know, we aim to build understanding that transforms interactions and systems.
The Basics of Military Culture
Understanding military culture is the essential first step toward meaningful connection and effective support. This foundational four-part series delves into Service, Values, People, and Transition through personal stories and expert insight. It’s built for anyone who lives, works, or interacts with service members, Veterans, and their families—and provides a common language to bridge divides and strengthen relationships across communities.
Women Veterans Series
Through narrative-driven courses and community engagement, this program amplifies the unique experiences and challenges of women who’ve served. We support better healthcare practices, raise awareness of disparities, and build training so workplaces and systems understand and honor women Veterans.
Make a difference with S.A.V.E.
A course that empowers you to play a vital role in suicide prevention, developed in collaboration with the Department of Veterans Affairs. You will gain a general understanding of the problem of suicide in the United States; understand how to identify a Veteran who may be at risk for suicide; and, finally, know what to do if you identify a Veteran at risk. Each of us has the opportunity to be that one person who makes a difference.
Suicide Prevention for Military-Connected Youth
This initiative is designed to provide essential tools for families and providers to support military-connected children and youth. Developed in collaboration with our Working Group of subject matter experts, led by Dr. Gregory Leskin, Director of the National Child Traumatic Stress Network for Military and Veteran Families, these courses and resource tools address unique risk and protective factors associated with suicide in this community.
Suicide Prevention & Safe Storage of Firearms
A public health campaign rooted in suicide prevention and lethal means safety, this program offers free courses on safe firearm storage and crisis conversations. Tailored for both military-connected audiences and medical professionals, it aims to change how communities talk about suicide and intervene safely.
The Basics of Suicide Prevention
We are proud to support suicide prevention in the military-connected community through our online educational portfolio, which includes courses on Suicide Prevention, Intervention, and Postvention. This collection of short, on-demand courses offers critical training for everyone. Start learning today to make a difference.
Native America & Alaska Native Veterans
This initiative honors the traditions, resilience, and experiences of Native American and Alaska Native Veterans by centering Indigenous voices, values, and healing practices. Through education, storytelling, and partnership, we equip healthcare providers, leaders, and allies to deliver culturally responsive care—and foster connection, belonging, and resilience across tribal and Veteran communities.
Together, we’re building pathways to support, understanding, and wellness—rooted in tribal sovereignty and collective strength.
LGBTQIA+ In Service & Beyond
This initiative lifts up the stories and needs of LGBTQIA+ Veterans by equipping providers, allies, and organizations with culturally responsive education. We aim to foster environments where LGBTQIA+ Veterans feel seen, respected, and supported—and drive structural change toward equitable care.
Women Veterans Series
Through narrative-driven courses and community engagement, this program amplifies the unique experiences and challenges of women who’ve served. We support better healthcare practices, raise awareness of disparities, and build training so workplaces and systems understand and honor women Veterans.
15 Things Veteran Services Officers Want You To Know
This course aims to provide education about the role of Veterans Service Officers (VSOs) to make it easier for Veterans and their loved ones to navigate the benefits and claims process. This course will dispel myths and misconceptions about VSOs and their roles, explore the benefits of working with a Veterans Service Officer, and discuss ways to identify predatory claims services.
Caring for Veterans Through The End of Life
This series of courses supports caregivers, loved ones, and healthcare providers caring for Veterans as they age. It addresses the emotional, cultural, and clinical dimensions of end-of-life care—uplifting dignity, connection, and respect in the final chapters of service.
