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5th National Training Summit on Women Veterans highlighted outreach and services available for women Veterans, as well as examined suggestions and input.
VA has made significant improvements to its social media presence and utilization in the last few years.
The VA examines their outreach efforts via social media. Using Facebook, Twitter, VAntage Point, etc., the VA has platforms where Veterans are reached.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is using Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and theVAntage Point blog to ensure effective communication with Veterans.
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