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Community Investments, Vol 26, Issue 3: CI Notebook

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  • Joselyn Cousins
  • Melody Winter Head

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In this issue of Community Investments, we look into some of the reasons why we are seeing a degree of disconnection between what veterans need and the resources available to them. As we consider how the public can address these missing links, this issue?s articles provide evidence from local initiatives demonstrating effective ways for communities to recognize, support, and collaborate with veterans in the arenas of employment, housing, education, and financial stability. Many of the efforts presented here also highlight the ways in which veterans themselves are serving and supporting their fellow veterans and their broader communities.

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  • Joselyn Cousins & Melody Winter Head, 2014. "Community Investments, Vol 26, Issue 3: CI Notebook," Community Investments, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, issue 03.
  • Handle: RePEc:fip:fedfci:00042
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