Advocacy
Survey: Military Families Less Likely to Recommend Service
Without legislative action, quality of life concerns will weaken the future force. Find out what’s at stake.
As MOAA's Director of Government Relations for Veteran and Retired Affairs, Jen Goodale manages and develops relationships to advance legislative priorities on the Hill, with the Pentagon and the VA, and with other military and veterans service organizations. A Marine Corps veteran, she also advises MOAA's Currently Serving Spouse Advisory Council.
Without legislative action, quality of life concerns will weaken the future force. Find out what’s at stake.
Ask your lawmakers to support the bipartisan legislation.
The wide majority of participating spouses received job offers after private-sector fellowships.
So far, the Basic Needs Allowance is missing its target. MOAA’s more comprehensive option will help the young families of those who serve.
The legislation will remove a risk faced by thousands of servicemembers and their families.
Participating companies offer telework, flexible hours, or other programs to help this untapped talent pool. Here’s how it works.