From breaking news analysis for our military community, to issue explainers, to calls-to-action – explore SFI to learn more about our mission and your role in it.
In politics as well as culture, representations of military life can be very two-dimensional. While there’s a focus on the happy homecomings, the dreaded departures
This week, the U.S. Senate is voting on amendments to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). We are supporting Amendment 2252 to prohibit military weapons
Recent reports show that Russia offered bounties to Afghan militants for killing US service members. If you’re like us, this news left you bewildered and
Spouses stationed overseas face the same barriers to absentee voting as their service members do — sometimes, even more! Michigan’s statehouse is considering a bill
Looking ahead to November, we want to make sure that no one has to risk their health and safety to cast a ballot. Now is
Join us for a virtual conversation with Lindsey Simmons — an active duty Army spouse running for Congress in Missouri.
Military families across the board are getting hit by hardships related to this outbreak. At SFI, we’re doing everything we can to assist support services
Military families are directly impacted by our country’s decisions over war and peace. For us, the “Use of Military Force” is not an abstract concept;
After 19 years of war, our all-volunteer force is already overextended. We cannot afford another massive regional conflict. We want to make clear to Congress and
In the 19 years since, presidents from both parties have used the Authorization to Use Military Force (AUMF) as a pretext to engage in a wide range of military operations without seeking congressional approval, even when the connection to 9/11 is ambiguous or nonexistence. Congress has been derelict in its national security duties by allowing this to continue.
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