Members of the Surviving Spouse Advisory Council participated in MOAA’s Advocacy in Action event on Capitol Hill.

May can bring a host of emotions, especially for surviving military spouses. These tips can help you cope.

If you haven’t filed yet, here are some issues to keep in mind.

The final phase-in period of the elimination of the “widows tax” is here. These are some details you should know.

From advocacy to education to community support, MOAA’s Surviving Spouse Advisory Council saw many accomplishments last year.

If you’re looking for companionship from a pet, here are five reasons why adoption might be the right choice.

Dealing with grief is never easy, but a new purpose can help you navigate through the pain.

Connect with members of other chapters and share your military experiences with younger generations to extend our sense of community.

From “auxiliary members” to “surviving spouses,” the mission, efforts, and accomplishments of this group continue to grow.

The second annual event will be held during MOAA’s annual meeting in Kansas City, Mo. this fall.

Surviving spouses play an important role in educating elected officials about key legislation.

These sometimes-overlooked tools and resources can provide needed support and expertise.