Guylaine Lamoureux, Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Veteran and member of the Atlas Institute Athena Project advisory committee, joined Le café show to discuss the needs identified in the report on the experiences of Canadian women Veterans, notably research specific to women of the CAF and Royal Canadian Mounted Police. She highlighted ongoing research projects at Atlas on the unmet health needs of women Veterans, as well as a new study on the experiences of transition from the CAF.
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Ashlee Mulligan, Director of Partnerships and Stakeholder Engagement at the Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families, joined La croisée to talk about new resources that have been launched to support the Families of Veterans who have been impacted by military sexual trauma.
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Fardous Hosseiny, President and CEO of the Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families, joined Ottawa at Work to speak with Graham Richardson about the importance of suicide prevention resources for Veterans and Families and a new suite of tools developed to address this need, help Veterans and Families understand the signs and symptoms and provide strategies to build resilience.
Veterans often experience challenges related to health, employment and the transition to post-service life. With Remembrance Day approaching, Doris Labrie spoke with Ashlee Mulligan, Director of Partnerships and Stakeholder Engagement at the Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families about the state of Veteran health, the programs that are available to support them, the unique experiences of Veterans and how best to honour them throughout the year.
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Ashlee Mulligan, Director of Partnerships and Stakeholder Engagement at the Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families, joined the La croisée program to talk about the issue of military sexual trauma and new resources that have been launched to support Veterans who have been impacted and service providers caring for them.
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