Empowering Women Veterans: PVA’s Vital Support

"PVA has made a network for women [Veterans] to come together because we are an underserved population." -Kathy, ‪@USNavy‬ #Veteran
#WomenVeterans are central to PVA’s mission. We’re proud to support them with tailored programming and a vibrant community as they rebuild their lives after a spinal cord injury or diagnosis.
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Video Description: Opening title sequence of photos of PVA members animating into a red and navy-blue Paralyzed Veterans of America logo. After, PVA members, Le’Toi, a ‪@usarmy‬ Veteran, Leigh, a ‪@marines‬ Veteran, Kathy, a ‪@USNavy‬ Veteran, Sarah, a U.S. Army Veteran, Tonya, a U.S. Air Force (‪@AFBlueTube‬) Veteran, Erin, a U.S. Air Force Veteran, and Candice, a U.S. Army #Veteran, appear on screen to discuss their military careers and how PVA helped them post-injury or diagnosis. As the Veterans talk, images of them, other women Veterans, and PVA supporters are shown. PVA Chief Policy Officer Heather Ansley and PVA Chief Executive Officer Carl Blake appear to discuss women Veterans. At the end, a red and navy-blue Paralyzed Veterans of America logo is shown with text, “PVA.org” appears.