WoVeN’s Mission
To provide a unique social network of women Veterans to foster connections and build relationships in local communities and across the nation.
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Join an Upcoming WoVeN Group!
WoVeN groups are the heart of WoVeN! Groups take place online for women Veterans everywhere or in person in communities across the country.
Each WoVeN group is eight sessions and offers a wonderful opportunity for building supportive relationships with other women Veterans.
Pick a group that works for you and join the fun!
Group members will reflect on the importance of community and meaningful connections beyond service.
Group members will reflect and identify strategies on maintaining empathy.
Challenge yourself in new and exciting ways with the support of your Peer Leaders.
“WoVeN has given me a sense of friendship and belonging with other female Veterans – a sisterhood.”
– Woman Veteran and WoVeN Member
March 17, 1917 – Loretta Perfectus Walsh became the first woman to join the navy and the first woman to officially join the military in a role other than a nurse.
March 16, 1846 – Rebecca Cole, physician, organization founder and social reformer, the second African-American woman to become a doctor in the United States (1867)
March 16, 1900 – Eveline Burns, economist, technical expert, migrated from England in 1926, helped design social security, served on National Resources Planning Board (1939-43), wrote “The American Social Security System” (1949), the standard text in this field.
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