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"Military-Connected Men Come Out of the Shadows
Stewards of Service: Rising Men & the Legacy of Leadership is a dedicated national symposium honoring military-connected men, young men, teens across generations, from young boys discovering their identity to adult veterans and military fathers raising the next generation of leaders.

Military Children Six Foundation
Apr 63 min read


"250 Years of Invisibility Ends Here: Military-Connected Youth Finally Have a Home"
Mothers holding the line stateside while husbands, boyfriends, fathers, brothers, and uncles fought conflicts across the globe. Fathers doing the same, deployed while families managed at home. Children processing separation, displacement, responsibility, sacrifice. Siblings holding each other through moves. Young people navigating identity shaped by service they didn't choose but inherited.

Military Children Six Foundation
Apr 68 min read


FOR MILITARY-CONNECTED YOUTH & FAMILIES. The NGB Corps: Military-Connected Nerds, Geeks, and In-Betweens
They Grew Up Watching. Now They're Building.
There is a generation of military-connected youth who have lived something their civilian peers cannot fully understand:

Military Children Six Foundation
Mar 218 min read


"They Have Been Carrying the Torch in Darkness. It's Time We See Them."
In congregations across America, in youth programs in every community, in schools on military installations and in civilian neighborhoods, there are young people whose service has gone unseen.
They are not volunteering their time.
They are not building résumés.
They are not learning compassion as an extracurricular activity.
They are living it, without choosing it, without recognition, and often without relief.

Military Children Six Foundation
Mar 213 min read


"Come In Character: Why Military Kids Make the Best Cosplayers"
The First Time I Saw the Words "Military Brat" and "Nerd" in the Same Sentence
MILACON: Where Real Heroes Build The Future

Military Children Six Foundation
Mar 178 min read


"What I Wish Existed When I Was a Military Kid: A Letter to 12-Year-Old Me"
ght now, you're sitting in the library at Ramstein Air Base in Germany. It's 2004. You're learning HTML on a shared base computer because you don't have any friends and the internet is painfully slow.

Military Children Six Foundation
Mar 177 min read


"I'm a Military Brat. I'm Also a Nerd. For the First Time, I Don't Have to Choose."
I've lived in seven places. Four countries. Attended nine schools if you count the two mid-year transfers.

Military Children Six Foundation
Mar 166 min read


My Kid Moved 7 Times Before 12. Then She Built a Robot
Military kids aren't resilient because they're tough. They're resilient because they're creators. They build new communities out of spare parts. They engineer solutions to problems adults don't even see.

Military Children Six Foundation
Mar 166 min read


The Military Child World Expo Call-UP
The Call To Duty If you are interested in Exhibiting or Bringing Your STEM/STEAM program to The Military Child World Expo - MILACON- Pavilion email info@themilitarychildworldexpo.com attn: MILACON, April 25, 2026, at Hyatt Regency Crystal City, 2799 Richmond Hwy, Arlington, Virginia 22202 from 10 AM to 6 PM.

Military Children Six Foundation
Mar 91 min read


The Mission Continues...
Military GeekNerd (GN)
Where innovation meets imagination.
Where engineers meet artists.
Where coders meet creators.
Where the next generation of Torchbearers begins.

Military Children Six Foundation
Mar 92 min read


Desert Shield and Desert Storm Memorial
The Desert Shield and Desert Storm Memorial is a new national monument to be built at the National Mall in Washington D.C.

Military Children Six Foundation
Mar 52 min read


YOUR CHILD MAY LEAD THE NEXT CENTURY
Every parent hopes their child will grow into someone capable of shaping the world for the better.
For military families, that hope often carries additional layers of complexity.
Military children grow up in dynamic environments that expose them to different cultures, communities, and experiences.

Military Children Six Foundation
Mar 41 min read


THE NEXT 250 YEARS START WITH THEM
The question before us is not simply how we celebrate our past, but how we prepare the generation that will shape what comes next.

Military Children Six Foundation
Mar 42 min read


Supporting Military Children in Motion
Supporting Military Children When the World Feels Uncertain
Military children are observant.
They listen when the news plays in the background. They notice when routines shift. They sense when adults grow quieter or more focused.

Military Children Six Foundation
Feb 281 min read


Military Child World Expo News Update
A curated women's convening bringing together leaders, mothers, daughters, executives, educators, public servants and women of influence...

Military Children Six Foundation
Feb 221 min read


From Service to Becoming: Why America Needs This Conversation Now
As America approaches its 250th anniversary, the nation finds itself at a crossroads, reflecting on the values that shaped its past and imagining the leadership that will guide its future. In this moment of national reflection, one community stands uniquely positioned to illuminate the path forward: women shaped by service.

Military Children Six Foundation
Feb 203 min read


Elevate The Voices of Service-Connected Girls
A National Convening on Leadership Service, and the American Family at the Military Child World Expo.

Military Children Six Foundation
Feb 201 min read


TECH CALL - STEM & INNOVATION
The Digital Learning Lab is a high impact, interactive environment designed specifically for military connected teens and students.

Military Children Six Foundation
Feb 151 min read


BRING YOU EXPERIENCE TO EXPO 2026
Empower portable STEM Education for military-connected youth, support cross school continuity, and inspire the next generation of defense innovators.

Military Children Six Foundation
Feb 150 min read


Do You Know A Teen Caregiver?
Honoring Teen Caregivers Nationwide.

Military Children Six Foundation
Feb 141 min read
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