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  • Blog Post

    Jan 8 2010 12:52 PM

    Challenging Conventional Wisdom About PTSD

    Conventional wisdom about the psychological impact of war on soldiers turns out to be not very wise at all.  While public awareness of post-traumatic stress disorder has increased dramatically in recent years, in the minds of many it represents everything bad that combat can do to the mind and spirit. And the very term "disorder" implies a permanent condition from which there is little hope for recovery. More »

  • Blog Post

    Jan 7 2010 3:15 PM

    When Veterans Come Home

    A soldier can leave the battlefield, but coming home doesn't mean the war is over. Men and women in the military are returning from Iraq and Afghanistan only to face a new set of struggles, as they carry physical and psychological wounds into a society that doesn't fully understand their experience or their sacrifice. To help them through the challenges of reintegration, the public needs to hear their stories, told with effective, ethical and sensitive reporting. More »

  • Announcement

    Oct 29 2009

    Workshop on Veterans

    Photo: Nina Berman: 
Alan Jermaine Lewis was driving a Humvee in Baghdad whe ...

    A call for applications for a three-day workshop on the practical challenges of covering veterans and their communities Jan. 7 to Jan. 9, 2010.

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