Anglia Ruskin University’s Veterans and Families Institute for Military Social Research (VFI) is launching a new research project in partnership with Scotty’s Little Soldiers to examine how being part of a military-specific charity shapes a bereaved child or young person’s sense of identity.
Read moreThe Centre for Military Women’s Research (CMWR) at Anglia Ruskin University is holding its second conference in April themed around the health and well-being of women in the military community.
Read moreAre you a professional within veteran support services? Have you previously supported male veterans who have experienced sexualised behaviour whilst serving?
Read moreResearchers from Anglia Ruskin University will present the findings of their research on non-UK service and transition in the British Armed Forces.
Read moreWomen veterans in the UK are less likely to use veteran-specific mental health services than men, and report feeling as though these services do not meet their needs.
Read moreWe are excited to invite you to the inaugural conference of the Centre for Military Women’s’ Research: ‘Sexual Violence in the Military – An international perspective’.
Read moreThe Centre for Military Women’s Research (CMWR) at Anglia Ruskin University is holding its inaugural conference with the theme of “Sexual Violence in the Military – An International Perspective”.
Read moreAre you a woman who has previously served in the UK Armed Forces? Would you like to contribute to research focused on improving provision for female Veterans?
Read moreLack of awareness of roles for women could impact MoD’s 30% recruitment target
Read moreThe Veterans and Families Institute for Military Social Research, in collaboration with the Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust and Salute Her, are undertaking research to explore female Veteran’s experience of mental health issues and ways to improve current mental health support provision.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
