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Virtual photography exhibit honors Ohio’s 67,000 women veterans

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March 27, 2020
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The Ohio Department of Veterans Services, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs/Center for Women Veterans, is presenting a virtual exhibit featuring 70 Ohio women veterans.

The “I Am Not Invisible” campaign aims to increase awareness and dialogue about women veterans as well as open viewers’ eyes to the myriad contributions, needs and experiences of women who served in the military.

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The campaign also creates an avenue to increase understanding of the benefits, programs and services that women veterans earned.

Visit www.OhioVets.gov to read the stories behind their journeys during and after military service.

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