We connect veterans on a local, state, and national level towards active civil service. We use this network to protect and enhance our American democracy.
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The House We Built
In the days leading up to my White House visit, Jalen Hurts skipped his. I understood why. When the house doesn’t feel like it belongs to all of us, stepping inside isn’t simple. But sometimes, showing up is exactly what’s required.
“This is about an idea that we need to take care of our service members” TCN Founder Chris Purdy on Military.com
TCN CEO and Founder Chris Purdy was featured in a Military.com piece on the June 6 “Unite for Veterans, Unite for America” rally.
Standing Up for Veterans: A Grassroots Movement Takes Action
Emilia Rastrick shares how, In light of the ongoing attack on federal workers, a dedicated group of veterans has been organizing a grassroots advocacy network to ensure their experiences and challenges are heard where it matters most.
TCN Asks Congress To Protect Veterans By Demanding That Veteran Civil Servants and Others Be Reinstated
The Chamberlain Network submitted a letter signed by almost 800 Americans, over half of whom are veterans, to the House and Senate Veterans Affairs Committees asking them to protect U.S. veterans and other federal civil servants by reinstating those who were capriciously and unlawfully terminated by executive orders.
“Veterans served to defend a country where every citizen has a voice” TCN Condemns Sweeping Election Power Grab
The Chamberlain Network condemns the Trump Administration’s most recent Executive Order – Preserving and Protecting the Integrity of American Elections – a sweeping order which consolidates executive power over elections. This order will disenfranchise thousands of eligible voters, including members of the military and their families serving overseas.
The Chamberlain Network Receives Generous Grant Award from the Democracy Communications Collaborative (DCC)
The Chamberlain Network is pleased to announce it has been awarded a significant general operating grant from the Democracy Communications Collaborative (DCC). Funding will be used to underwrite The Chamberlain Network’s mission – mobilizing and empowering veterans to protect democracy.
The Chamberlain Network Condemns Invocation of Alien Enemies Act as an Attack on the Constitution and Civil-Military Norms
The Chamberlain Network unequivocally condemns the administration’s invocation of the Alien Enemies Act (AEA) to justify deportation without due process against Venezuelan migrants. This reckless abuse of power violates American constitutional principles, civil-military norms, and fundamental human rights.
“Veterans Can’t Sit This One Out” TCN Founder Chris Purdy in Just Security
TCN CEO and Founder Chris Purdy calls on veteran service organizations (VSOs) and veterans to lead the charge on defending our constitutional system.