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The HomeFront Strong Storytelling Project's unique approach to storytelling emphasizes community building, camaraderie, and creativity. We don't just want to document your time in service, we want to capture the many stories of resilience experienced by all service members, veterans, and their family members across all branches, service eras, and service statuses. At HomeFront Strong, it's about the process just as much as it is about the product.

Storytelling is the heart of the human experience. It is how we connect with one another, form our identity, capture our history, and heal from trauma.

We've created unique tools for story building based on the collective expertise of our volunteer training leadership team and years of experience working with veterans and military families to develop, record, and share the stories that are meaningful to them, and the stories that help bridge cultural divides.

Whether you are interested in becoming a volunteer, or developing your own story, we have multiple opportunities for involvement, including:

Regardless of the storytelling path you take, we are mindful of the vulnerability required to share one's story, and work with each storyteller and interviewer to assess readiness for the storytelling journey, providing support and additional resources when necessary.

If you are interested in sharing your story, please reach out to Jennifer at [email protected]; if you are interested in becoming a volunteer, fill out our application here.

Storytelling workshop series by Jennifer baublitz

Trauma Resilience Training Conducted at Lesley University

Tell Your Story

Do you have a story to tell? We want to hear it! Let us know you're interested in sharing your story here.

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We are proud to be recipients of the Preservation Grants for Veterans’ Collections, Sites, and Memorials, made possible by the Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth and the Massachusetts General Court, in addition to the State Historical Records Advisory Board (SHRAB), in 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 for our HomeFront Strong Storytelling Project!