Join Chelmsford TV for a look behind the scenes of Mass Afghan Alliance’s ‘Spotlight on Afghan Women’ event showcasing storyteller through books, art, and other community leadership positions.

As part of the Stanford Hoover Institution Post-9/11 Veteran Town Hall series, Mass Afghan Alliance co-hosted a panel about how combat or service abroad, and the relationships built between servicemembers and foreign allies and partners impact how veterans view their responsibility to others when they return home.

The conversation was led by MAA co-founder, veteran, and Hoover Fellow, John Moses and welcomed veteran Jason Galui, director of veterans and military families, George W. Bush Institute; Colin Frances Jackson, chairman, strategic and operational research department, US Naval War College (U.S. Army Reserves); and veteran Felicia Pinckney, program manager, Network Development for Home Base program, Massachusetts General Hospital. 

John Moses, MAA co-founder, leads panelists for a discussion about the importance of community building and ongoing veterans’ commitment to service. Part of its larger post-9/11 veteran Town Hall series, the event was hosted by Stanford University's Hoover Institution.