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1. Helping veterans and their families
Government agencies and community-based organizations must work together to help veterans transition to civilian life.
(May 2012)
2. Minority caucuses welcome APA’s expertise
APA plays an important role at two congressional events: conferences of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus and the Congressional Black Caucus.
(December 2010)
3. Warrior suicides
Data suggest that the Army suicide rate is now higher than that among the general U.S. population.
(May 2010)
4. Addressing the mental health needs of returning service members
APA encourages Congress to increase outreach to service members and veterans on college campuses.
(September 2009)
5. 35 years on Capitol Hill: APA's Congressional Fellowship Program has sponsored 107 psychologists in Congress
APA's Congressional Fellowship Program has sponsored 107 psychologists in Congress.
(July 2009)
6. Government Relations Update--Policy-makers focus on the needs of wounded warriors
Psychologists share innovative efforts to address the mental health needs of service members, veterans and their families.
(September 2008)
7. A crisis in care
As part of an interdisciplinary group, APA briefs Congress on the challenges of providing health care to an aging population.
(July 2008)
8. Government Relations Update--Taking it to the Hill
Psychologists share their expertise on trauma, violence and abuse with federal policy-makers.
(May 2008)
9. Public Policy Update--Congress's chance to boost elder care
APA urges Congress to recognize the need for more integrated health care.
(November 2007)
10. Public Policy Update: An aging America
Psychologists are assisting policy-makers in meeting the needs of older Americans.
(June 2006)

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