American Widow Project

[2] Following her grief and confusion, four months later she began work on a documentary speaking to military widows, hearing their stories of love, tragedy and overall survival.

Since then, the AWP has conducted several events through the country to unite military widows to celebrate their survival, honor their loved ones sacrifice, and provide a healing environment with others who share this journey.

The core philosophy of the AWP is to serve the interests of the military widow community by and through means readily accessible anywhere, anytime.

The AWP official website is the focal point for a multitude of resources and information, including upcoming events and personal accounts from the widows themselves.

The American Widow Project has been nationally recognized by a multitude of media outlets such as: ABC news with Bob Woodruff,[3] NPR,[4] CNN,[5] CBS,[6] ABC News,[7] Military.com,[8] The Washington Times,[9] USAA Magazine,[10][11] Los Angeles Times,[12] The Fayetteville Observer,[13] San Marcos Daily Record,[14] The Huffington Post,[15] American Forces Network,[16] Fort Hood Sentinel,[17] The Rosie O'Donnell Radio Show,[18] Jezebel,[19] Lemondrop,[20] YouServed Radio,[21] Soldiers Angels Forum,[22] In Their Boots,[23] in addition to many others.