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How to Empower Other Military Spouses

I think most of us, whether we’ve been a spouse for one year or 20, know how it feels to be powerless in our role of “dependent.” Sometimes it feels like we’re fighting an uphill battle in our day-to-day life as our spouse trains for and fights in real battles. Many of us know what it feels like to feel completely alone. Maybe you’ve wanted to change that. Maybe you’re tired of seeing spouses tear each other down when our circumstances often do that enough already. Instead, maybe you’re looking for ways to build each other up.

Here are some stepping stones that can lead to the empowerment of one another as military spouses:

Show #684: MilSpouse Creative

Moni Jefferson joins us to share about MilSpouse Creative and how this community of MilSpouse Entrepreneurs are connecting all over the globe. Since January 2015, they are now 2600+ milspouse entrepreneurs connecting, collaborating and cultivating from all around the globe!!

When You’ve Bloomed

The military decided to plant me in Mississippi back in November 2015. Plant? Why, yes. As military spouses, you may have been offered the sage advice to “bloom where you’re planted” at least once or twice before. How do you measure how much you’ve bloomed or if you’re even budding?

Show #667: Operation Deploy Your Dress

Operation Deploy Your Dress is a 100% donation based, volunteer-run, military spouse founded nonprofit. They collect and distribute gently used and new formal attire to military and dependent ID cardholders in an attempt to offset the cost of attending military balls and other formal events. Join us as we chat with the founder of ODYD, Yvonne Coombes. 

Show #659: The Confusion of Languages

Featured guest, award-winning author and military spouse, Siobhan Fallon, joins the AWN Core Team to share about her latest novel, The Confusion of Languages, which tells the gripping fictional story of two American Army spouses who find themselves navigating cultural miscommunications in Jordan during the Arab Spring.

AWTR Show 641: After the Boxes are Unpacked

You’ve arrived in your new community. Kids have been enrolled in school and daycare. Household goods have been delivered. Now what? Featured guest, Susan Miller, shares years of moving experience wisdom and offers advice on what we should do “After the Boxes Are Unpacked.”

Shine Your Light in the Darkness

Shine Your Light in the Darkness

While there are a lot of great things about being a part of a military community, it also has its downsides. Frequent separations from those we love due to field time, TDY, or deployments; moving every two or three years to another state or another country; infrequent visits with family, maybe only once a year; changing schools, addresses, telephone numbers, licenses, cars.

Sometimes, it can feel like military life has a lot of darkness.

But when you see the light, something amazing happens.

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