Expo News

Choosing a college or career pathway can feel overwhelming, especially for students balancing school, service, caregiving, or frequent transitions.

Every organization already serving military-connected children has a voice in this framework. Participation does not require rebranding, restructuring, or surrendering identity. It requires only a shared commitment to belonging, dignity, and recognition.

Just as service members have institutions that bring coherence, visibility, and shared purpose—such as AUSA for the Army or the USO for active duty, military-connected children deserve a unifying home of belonging, identity, and recognition.

Military-connected children serve alongside their families, adapting to frequent moves, changing schools, and the realities of military life. Yet for many years, there was no single national space dedicated to recognizing their experiences, contributions, and voices. The Military Child World Expo was created to fill that gap.