60 Days is Too Long
Daniella Horne
Since February 28th, Congress has had multiple votes on bi-partisan War Powers Resolutions that would compel President Donald Trump to withdraw the United States from
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Since February 28th, Congress has had multiple votes on bi-partisan War Powers Resolutions that would compel President Donald Trump to withdraw the United States from
In 2024, a number of states brought unprecedented legal challenges against their military and overseas voters. In 2025, even more states passed laws changing the
Still Here, Still Speaking: Active Duty Military Families Luncheon brings military spouses and families together in Montgomery, Alabama for community, conversation, and connection through shared experiences, open dialogue, and reflection.
We are proud to officially launch The Other Side of Service – Your Place in the American Story, a new podcast from Secure Families Initiative.
Tensions with Iran [are] already impacting real families on the ground…and we’re not even in hostilities yet. SFI Executive Director Sarah Streyder appeared on “Morning
The Trump administration federalized California’s national guard in June, dispatching about 4,000 National Guard and Marines in response to protests in the city over immigration
Washington, D.C. This week military families applaud lawmakers for including pillars of SFI’s Military Family Bill of Rights in the final negotiated version of the
Washington, DC – On October 31st, the Secure Families Initiative, an organization that represents active-duty military families, won a legal challenge invalidating parts of the
Last week, Secure Families Initiative submitted a comment opposing the request to the U.S. Election Assistance Commission from the America First Legal Foundation for a
Why is the Government Shutting Down: Are you wondering “How did we get here again? At 12:01amET on October 1st the Government effectively “shut down”.
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