They live between airports and deployments, between joy and sacrifice — and too often, between our attention spans. Military children are some of the most resilient, adaptable, and quietly burdened members of our society. And yet, for many, their visibility peaks only once a year — during the Month of the Military Child in April.

Military children often face unique challenges that shape their resilience and adaptability. Their experiences are frequently overlooked,...

Every experience at the Expo – from a child meeting another who’s been through similar moves, to a family discovering a new resource – is a moment that can become a lifelong memory.

Every moment we share on this day will become a treasured memory (“Every Moment is a Memory”). Don’t miss your chance to be part of it.

Military children are the silent witnesses to these storms. Often left to navigate a life punctuated by...

This year, a new chapter is being written in the story of Christmas—a chapter dedicated to the brave and resilient military children...

Showcase your mission, organizational goals at the Military Children 2024 World Expo! Community Based Organizations, Faith Based...

Like many Americans, emotional well-being is something that many military families have said they're struggling with since the pandemic...

The Military Children 2024 World Expo promises to be a remarkable event, uniting various celebrations in honor of military families....

With the new PBS KIDS show, “Lyla in the Loop,” premiering, we’ve been thinking a lot about the show’s fun learning moments. Lyla Loops...

Parenting Hacks for Children becoming Problem Solvers. I cannot count how many times I’ve asked the internet for parenting advice. (It’s...

There’s nothing like a sense of inspiration, learning, and community that great nonprofit podcasts can add to your daily routine. As more...

Before You Watch Making an effort to do something special as a family and connect with your community is worth it! In this video, Elmo...

Before You Watch Sometimes the ups and downs of military life can leave both children and parents feeling alone or misunderstood. But...