Spouse and Family
MOAA Seeks Funds to Ensure New Law Supporting Spouses Makes a Difference
The changes will make it easier for spouses to continue their career after a move, but only if the right infrastructure is in place.
As MOAA's Director of Government Relations for Military Family and Survivor Policy, Jen Goodale is responsible for ensuring programs and policies designed to support uniformed service families address unique challenges these families face due to service. She manages and develops relationships to advance legislative priorities on the Hill, with DoD, and with other military and veterans service organizations. She also advises MOAA's Currently Serving Spouse Advisory Council.
The changes will make it easier for spouses to continue their career after a move, but only if the right infrastructure is in place.
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