U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs CMV - Events Update
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The Center for Minority Veterans (CMV) shares these events as they may be of interest to minority Veterans and to raise awareness. Access the full calendar of events on the CMV Events webpage. If you would like to notify us of a relevant event in your area for consideration, please email us at 00M@va.gov.
Virtual – The 2020 Women Veterans Leadership And Diversity Conference aims to change the “History-Only” focused narrative and will focus on “Embracing Our History While Rebuilding Our Future,” which is the theme for this year’s event!
Virtual – This event aims to connect the District’s Veterans with information, resources, and organizations that may be beneficial to a successful military transition. The event consists of an informal discussion that revolves around varying topics including housing, employment, healthcare, and legal services. Upon the conclusion of the discussion, all resource providers in attendance offer feedback on any topics discussed or how they can assist the veteran or their family in a positive capacity.
Virtual – Please register for and join the Forum via Microsoft Teams. The Forum will be held from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. ET.
Virtual – The 2nd Annual Statewide Tribal Veteran Symposium is a collaborative effort between Health Choice Arizona Tribal Program, Northern Arizona VA Health Care System and US Representative Tom O'Halleran's Northern Arizona Tribal Program. On behalf of the planning committee, we would like to welcome you to this year’s virtual event. The Statewide Tribal Veteran Symposium was created to focus on Tribal Veteran Health, Healthcare and Wellness.
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