Women Warriors Report
Women represent the fastest-growing population among military service members and veterans. As the population grows, we continue to learn more about their experiences.
WWP has released the 2023 Women Warriors Report to help policymakers better support women warriors and address the unique challenges and gaps in care that they face. The findings contained in the report are derived from qualitative data from focus group discussions with women warriors and quantitative data from WWP's 2022 Annual Warrior Survey.
The Results Are In
Wounded Warrior Project’s Annual Warrior Survey is the largest, most comprehensive survey of post-wounded 9/11 veterans, which gives warriors the ability to have their needs heard and to share their successes.
The data obtained in this survey helps WWP and the Government Affairs team better understand the evolving needs of warriors and informs the areas we should focus on for our advocacy efforts.
WWP Asks Congress to Tackle Needs of Wounded Veterans
On March 8, 2023, WWP CEO Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Mike Linnington testified before the Senate and House Committees on Veterans' Affairs. He implored Congress to support key policies and legislation that will improve the health and well-being of wounded veterans.
June 2023 Newsletter
Project Advocacy Newsletter
Congressional Testimonies
Annual Warrior Survey
Toxic Exposure
Learn more
Read WWP testimonies
Explore the findings
Read the report
The WWP Government Affairs team has been hard at work over the past quarter, and we have much to reflect on. In April, we were honored to testify before the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs, Subcommittee on Health. We were also honored to have warriors hosted by President Joe Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden at the White House for our annual Soldier Ride event.
WWP also hosted a series of roundtable discussions with women warriors from across the country to discuss the critical issues impacting their community.
What's the latest?
Wounded Warrior Project has been a staunch supporter of the SFC Heath Robinson Honoring our PACT Act since the beginning, helping build and support legislation that will entitle toxic-exposed veterans to the care and benefits they deserve.
The passage of the PACT Act is a victory for veterans — and we know that our work has only just begun. Stay up-to-date on WWP’s efforts in the advocacy space surrounding toxic exposure and the PACT Act.
Toxic Exposure
Women Warriors Report
Project Advocacy Newsletter
The WWP Government Affairs team has been hard at work over the past quarter, and we have much to reflect on. In April, we were honored to testify before the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs, Subcommittee on Health. We were also honored to have warriors hosted by President Joe Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden at the White House for our annual Soldier Ride event.
WWP also hosted a series of roundtable discussions with women warriors from across the country to discuss the critical issues impacting their community.
Read the latest edition
Congressional Testimonies
On March 8, 2023, WWP CEO Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Mike Linnington testified before the Senate and House Committees on Veterans' Affairs.
He implored Congress to support key policies and legislation that will improve the health and well-being of wounded veterans.
Read WWP testimonies
Annual Warrior Survey
Wounded Warrior Project’s Annual Warrior Survey is the largest, most comprehensive survey of post-wounded 9/11 veterans, which gives warriors the ability to have their needs heard and to share their successes.
The data obtained in this survey helps WWP and the Government Affairs team better understand the evolving needs of warriors and informs the areas we should focus on for our advocacy efforts.
Explore the findings
Women Warriors Report
Women represent the fastest-growing population among military service members and veterans. As the population grows, we continue to learn more about their experiences.
WWP has released the 2023 Women Warriors Report to help policymakers better support women warriors and address the unique challenges and gaps in care that they face. The findings contained in the report are derived from qualitative data from focus group discussions with women warriors and quantitative data from WWP's 2022 Annual Warrior Survey.
Read the report
Toxic Exposure
Wounded Warrior Project has been a staunch supporter of the SFC Heath Robinson Honoring our PACT Act since the beginning, helping build and support legislation that will entitle toxic-exposed veterans to the care and benefits they deserve.
The passage of the PACT Act is a victory for veterans — and we know that our work has only just begun. Stay up-to-date on WWP’s efforts in the advocacy space surrounding toxic exposure and the PACT Act.
What's the latest?
Women Warriors Initiative
Women represent the fastest-growing population in military service and the veteran community — stepping up to serve in new, critical, and formidable roles. While they are impressively breaking down barriers, women warriors still experience unique challenges and gaps in care.
In 2020, WWP surveyed nearly 5,000 women warriors and held more than a dozen roundtable discussions to learn more about these challenges and propose policy-centered solutions.
The Results Are In
Wounded Warrior Project’s Annual Warrior Survey is the largest, most comprehensive survey of post-wounded 9/11 veterans, which gives warriors the ability to have their needs heard and to share their successes.
The data obtained in this survey helps WWP and the Government Affairs team better understand the evolving needs of warriors and informs the areas we should focus on for our advocacy efforts.
WWP Asks Congress to Tackle Needs of Wounded Veterans
On March 8, 2023, WWP CEO Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Mike Linnington testified before the Senate and House Committees on Veterans' Affairs. He implored Congress to support key policies and legislation that will improve the health and well-being of wounded veterans.
June 2023 Newsletter
Project Advocacy Newsletter
Congressional Testimonies
Annual Warrior Survey
Women Warriors Initiative
Learn more
Read WWP testimonies
Explore the findings
Read the report
The WWP Government Affairs team has been hard at work over the past quarter, and we have much to reflect on. In April, we were honored to testify before the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs, Subcommittee on Health. We were also honored to have warriors hosted by President Joe Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden at the White House for our annual Soldier Ride event.
WWP also hosted a series of roundtable discussions with women warriors from across the country to discuss the critical issues impacting their community.
Read the latest edition
The WWP Government Affairs team has been hard at work over the past quarter, and we have much to reflect on. In April, we were honored to testify before the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs, Subcommittee on Health. We were also honored to have warriors hosted by President Joe Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden at the White House for our annual Soldier Ride event.
WWP also hosted a series of roundtable discussions with women warriors from across the country to discuss the critical issues impacting their community.
Project Advocacy Newsletter
Read WWP testimonies
On March 8, 2023, WWP CEO Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Mike Linnington testified before the Senate and House Committees on Veterans' Affairs.
He implored Congress to support key policies and legislation that will improve the health and well-being of wounded veterans.
Congressional Testimonies
Explore the findings
Wounded Warrior Project’s Annual Warrior Survey is the largest, most comprehensive survey of post-wounded 9/11 veterans, which gives warriors the ability to have their needs heard and to share their successes.
The data obtained in this survey helps WWP and the Government Affairs team better understand the evolving needs of warriors and informs the areas we should focus on for our advocacy efforts.
Annual Warrior Survey
Read the report
Women represent the fastest-growing population in military service and the veteran community — stepping up to serve in new, critical, and formidable roles. While they are impressively breaking down barriers, women warriors still experience unique challenges and gaps in care.
In 2020, WWP surveyed nearly 5,000 women warriors and held more than a dozen roundtable discussions to learn more about these challenges and propose policy-centered solutions.
Women Warriors Initiative
