The Centre for Military Women’s Research (CMWR) at Anglia Ruskin University is holding its second conference in April themed around the health and well-being of women in the military community.
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The Centre for Military Women’s Research (CMWR) at Anglia Ruskin University is holding its second conference in April themed around the health and well-being of women in the military community.
Read moreIn order to better understand the wellbeing of the Armed Forces community with which we work, we’re asking you to answer a few short wellbeing questions.
Read moreThe conference – taking place on Tuesday 20 May – brings together international delegates from within and outside the Armed Forces sector across research, policymakers, healthcare, service providers and commissioners.
Read moreForces in Mind Trust (FiMT) has commissioned QinetiQ and RAND to undertake a study to explore the transition from military to civilian life.
Read moreCombat Stress, in collaboration with the University of Bath and Columbia University (USA), are currently looking for participants in a new study exploring how women former service personnel cope with challenging or stressful experiences.
Read moreThe study outlines the experiences of over a hundred ex-Service personnel using the benefits system since 2017.
Read moreFrom interviewing ex-soldiers in this study, the team discuss how difficult deployment experiences were compartmentalised quite well when people were in the military.
Read moreAs part of the Contemporary Transition Challenges project funded by Forces in Mind Trust, QinetiQ and Rand Europe have published their findings on the impact of wider trends that may influence modern experiences of transition.
Read moreWe are pleased to announce the release of the Consensus Roadmap for the Use of AI in the Armed Forces Charity Sector. This roadmap, developed through a collaborative event held in October 2024, offers insights and guidance on how charities can approach the use of AI in a responsible, transparent, and effective manner.
Read moreThe ‘Exploring suicidality risk in veteran’s resident in Northern Ireland’ is currently seeking Northern Ireland veteran family participants with lived experience of losing a veteran loved one to suicide.
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