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We are a duty-bound and data driven 501(c)(3) organization focused on reducing the prevalence of military sexual trauma by fostering community collaborations, offering survivor-centered support and promoting education and prevention initiatives that empower individuals and drive cultural change within the military.

We’re bringing positive lasting
change for survivors

Hosted by Dr. Diandra Poe, Duty-Bound taps into the issues and topics that matter to service members around the world and provides a unique perspective on how we can prevent and eliminate sexual assault among our ranks.

programs for reducing the
prevalence of military sexual trauma

Evidence-Based Prevention Training

Program: Leadership For Change Initiative 

Deliver military-focused training programs that promote bystander intervention, foster cultural change, and equip military leaders with the knowledge and tools to advocate for systemic changes in military culture.

Response Empowerment Through Collaboration

Program: Non-clinical Mental Health Workshop

Build strong collaborations between community members and military helping agencies through partnerships, networking, and workshops to ensure timely, effective responses to survivors.

Survivor-Centered Support

Program: MSTSP (Military Sexual Trauma Support Program)

Provide trauma-informed support and holistic referrals tailored to the unique needs of military personnel, ensuring all programs empower survivors and reflect an understanding of military culture.

about 1 in 3 women and 1 in 50 men report having experienced MST
at some point during their military service

Data from the Department of Veterans Affairs’ (VA) universal screening program*

Complex-PTSD
Resources

Glass Soldier sets the global standard for developing, training, and researching military sexual trauma in the ranks.

Founders journey

Dr. Diandra Poe

My name is Diandra Poe, I am a veteran, mother, and servant leader. I answered the call to serve my country when I was 31 years old. I arrived at my first duty station in December 2011 and within 90 days was assaulted in my home by another service member. While justice was served, it was not swift and without cost. My career hung in the balance and the retaliation and toll of the event, played a major role in me ending my profession as an officer before I wanted to. The one thing this tragedy did provide, was a clear path to healing and helping my battles.

Our Blog

Latest Blog & Articles

FT Sam Houston

Dr. Diandra Poe, CEO of Glass Soldier and ACT2END, spoke to the dynamic group of SARCs and VAs from the southern region of the U.S.

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FT Sill (75th FA)

Today Dr. Diandra Poe, the founder and CEO of Glass Soldier, spoke to and inspired 2-4 FAR and other Battalions of 75th Field Artillery Brigade.

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Medgar Evers College

Dr. Diandra Poe had the honor of sitting on a panel at the 15th Annual Social Work Conference at the Medgar Evers College. During the

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O.P. VetFest

Come out for our marquee event, O.P. VETFEST! There will be Veteran Owned Businesses showcasing and selling their products, Veteran Service Organizations representing their services

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