The National Women Veterans United (NWVU) is honored to announce that in March, 2015 we will celebrate 10 years of helping women veterans! We are excited about the New Year and want you to join us in our Celebrations!Several events are in the planning stages including a special project to feature you in our 10th Anniversary Souvenir Book for only $10!
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Watch the NWVU March in the 88th annual Bronzeville Veterans Day Parade.
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Please be sure to watch National Women Veterans United appearance on CanTV, Thursday, November 20, 2014 @6:30pm on cable Channels 19, 21, 27, 36, 42. Please Call in.
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NATIONAL WOMEN VETERANS UNITED PRE-VETERAN’S DAY STAND DOWN 2014 FOR WOMEN VETERANS Saturday, October 25, 2014 9:00 am —3:00 pm Jesse Brown VA 820 S. Damen Ave. 2nd Floor Chicago, IL
◾Continental Breakfast & Lunch
◾New & Gently Used Clothing & More...
◾Resources & Health Vendors
◾Free Raffles: Winner Must Be Present to Win!
◾Special Drawing: (1) Kindle Tablet Fire (1) Flat Screen TV
RSVP Required
(312) 458—9130
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Next NWVU Meeting is scheduled for June 14, 2014.
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Memorial Day Ceremony on May 26, 2014 at Oak Woods Cemetery. Veteran’s Parade led by the Buffalo Troopers MC & the American Legion Harold Washington Post 1987. Wreath laying to honor All Military Veterans and Former Mayor Harold Washington.
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NWVU members mentoring and teaching St Felicitias Girl Scout Troop 20702.
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The Prairie State College Student Veterans Center will host a Veterans Services Fair from 9 a.m. to noon April 9 in the Conference Center on the college’s main campus, 202 S. Halsted St., Chicago Heights. Please make sure to stop by the NWVU Booth!
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NWVU and ABC 7 Eyewitness News Salutes Ethel Crowder - a Chicagoan and World War II veteran. From 1944-1946, Crowder was in the first Negro Women's Army Corps unit that served overseas during the war. Crowder, along with about a thousand other women, were sent to England and France. Crowder and her comrades were responsible for sorting all the mail and packages and making sure they reached the front lines of war.
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