044 | Part 1: Eric Donoho and the concept of "Moral Injury"

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In this conversation, Eric Donoho and The Veritable Veteran discuss the pressing issues facing veterans today, including the persistent suicide crisis, the concept of moral injury, and the role of faith in healing. They explore the shortcomings of the VA system, the impact of education on veterans' job prospects, and the importance of community support. The discussion also touches on the challenges of nonprofit organizations in effectively supporting veterans and the need for a shift in narrative to highlight veterans' contributions to society.

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