Many Fronts

Veterans’ and Community Voices

Many Fronts: Veterans’ and Community Voices supports Humanities programming that explores the human impact of war and conflict, its historical, social, and political underpinnings, and the voices and narratives that help us to increase our understanding about one another and war. The initiativeaims to provide a safe space for the voices of all Minnesotans who have experienced trauma, displacement, and disruption due to war, from Veterans to refugees, military families, and members of the public. Our goal is to disrupt commonly held stereotypes, unearth less visible narratives of war and the human experience, and help bridge the military-civilian divide.

Contact Us

Corey China

corey@mnhum.org

Learn More About Many Fronts Programming

Explore more about our work below.

Examining Military Service From the Margins

Examining Military Service From the Margins examines the experiences of female, Black, American Indian, LGBT, and immigrant service members across U.S. history, and the complicated dynamics behind serving a country that does not always serve you in return.

Black Vision Trust

Black Vision Trust provides thought leadership on a wide range of perspectives based on their lived experiences as veterans and active military, social justice activists, faith leaders, policymakers, family and community advocates, educators, creatives in arts and media, and representatives from the business and philanthropic sectors

Composite image featuring a picture of author Jessi M. Atherton and the cover to her book, "The Time War Takes."

Upcoming Events

Find upcoming events that support the work of Many Fronts and help amplify the voices of Veterans, refugees, and other communities impacted by war.

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