Meet Our 21 Amazing Young Women of 2011
To celebrate the twenty–first anniversary of Women of the Year, Glamour’s November 7 ceremony will recognize 21 young women who are already making a huge difference in… Continue Reading
CORPUS CHRISTI (Kiii News) - Members of the American Widows Project gathered on Thursday at NAS Corpus Christi to take part in a flight simulator exercise.
One lady came all the way from Alaska to… Continue Reading
Military Widow Reaches Out to Survivors
By Elaine Sanchez
WASHINGTON, 2011 – After her husband was killed in Iraq in May 2007, Taryn Davis didn’t know where to turn.
The 21-year-old didn’t live near a… Continue Reading
AWP Founder, Taryn Davis, was chosen as one of VH1’s DO Something Award recipients. Check out her acceptance speech and a piece on the AWP below:
TV Shows - Full Episode Video - Reality TV… Continue Reading
We were honored to have the TODAY show feature this amazing segment on the American Widow Project and some of the events we’ve held this year.
Check the video out HERE.
Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/43215249#43215249… Continue Reading
Spring Lake, North Carolina (CNN)—Taryn Davis says she felt lost and isolated after burying her husband, a 22-year-old Army corporal killed in Iraq four years ago.
While she struggled with her grief, it seemed that… Continue Reading
“Behind each hero, there is a family. Behind each sacrifice, there is a story of survival.”
To further the mission of ‘Fashion for a Purpose,’ In God’s Hands clothing line has collaborated with the American… Continue Reading
7 Sweet & Simple Ways to Support Military Families
More than 2 million Americans have served in Iraq and Afghanistan since 2001. You’ll honor our troops (and the people who love them) by doing even… Continue Reading
War Widows Helping Each Other
Check out the new Article on the AWP by visiting:
http://digitaledition.qwinc.com/publication/?i=60281&p=35… Continue Reading
Each of y’all came out in record numbers to vote for the AWP’s opportunity to receive much needed funds to continue our outreach and services. Your voices we’re heard loud and clear and we wanted… Continue Reading

