Jennifer Brookland is a Reporter at the Detroit Free Press, covering child welfare in Michigan in partnership with Report for America. Her work encompasses themes of health and wellness, with a focus on mental health, early childhood education, and parenting styles. Jennifer's reporting has been featured in various publications, including Camden Publications, Military.com, and Yahoo News.
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By: Jennifer Brookland
There's much to admire in an aspen tree. Its expansive presence for one; stands of aspen cover 5 million of Colorado's acres — that's 20% of the state's forested land. Its captivating capacity for tree song for another; its fluttering leaves deliver a notorious whisper, or sizzle, as they shimmy in a breeze.
By: Jennifer Brookland
Military spouses say defense department regulations hamper family child care centers, even as the military faces child care shortage.
By: Jennifer Brookland
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By: Jennifer Brookland
More than 2 million kids live with a disabled veteran at home. Calls are growing to extend more support to these ‘hidden helpers.'
By: Jennifer Brookland
Army veteran Carla Best was nearly killed in an attack in Iraq in 2004. A Wounded Warrior sled hockey program pulled her from the brink.
By: Jennifer Brookland
Rock bottom didn’t come for Army veteran Carla Best when she was sitting hunched and angry on the couch for so long that her muscles got stuck in a curve.
By: Jennifer Brookland
The Defense Department is months behind on addressing a new law's mandate to fight pregnancy-related mood and anxiety disorders.
By: Jennifer Brookland
The Defense Department is months behind on addressing a new law’s mandate to fight pregnancy-related mood and anxiety disorders.
By: Jennifer Brookland
James Bauer has been on a long journey to recover his mental health. Now he's taking on the huge physical challenge of the Wounded Warrior Project's Soldier Ride.
By: Jennifer Brookland
New moms in the military have statistically struggled with their mental health postpartum, and the federal government is supposed to help...or so we think. Here's a look at a few of their perspectives.
