SWAN advocates for all military women, in order to increase their visibility and access to equal protection, opportunities and benefits.
SWAN informs policymakers and influences legislation to remove legal and policy obstacles to women's equal opportunity.
SWAN offers veterans free trainings, workshops, and activities in order to heal trauma and help readjustment to civilian life.
SWAN's peer support helpline provides guidance, counseling referrals and legal referrals from women veteran caseworkers.

Come celebrate the end of summer and a successful first season of community gardening!

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Come celebrate the end of summer and a successful first season of community gardening!

The Huffington Post: SWAN Legal Director, Rachel Natelson, discusses the need for military sexual trauma (MST) claim reform.

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The Huffington Post: SWAN Legal Director, Rachel Natelson, discusses the need for military sexual trauma (MST) claim reform.

Community Gardening for Veterans is open to all military members, veterans, family and friends. Community Gardening events are held on selected Thursdays and Saturdays at Carver Community Garden.

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Community Gardening for Veterans is open to all military members, veterans, family and friends.  Community Gardening events are held on selected Thursdays and Saturdays at Carver Community Garden.

Watch SWAN Executive Director Anu Bhagwati on Eldridge & Co.

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Watch SWAN Executive Director Anu Bhagwati on Eldridge & Co.

Taught by a veteran, for veterans, Yoga for Vets NYC is FREE for all veterans, family and providers. Yoga for Vets classes are held every Monday and Thursday.

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Taught by a veteran, for veterans, Yoga for Vets NYC is FREE for all veterans, family and providers.  Yoga for Vets classes are held every Monday and Thursday.

SWAN op-ed in the NY Times: VA PTSD regulations do NOT help Military Sexual Trauma survivors

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SWAN op-ed in the NY Times: VA PTSD regulations do NOT help Military Sexual Trauma survivors
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