November 2026 Issue 110

Most women have met the moment when the help exists and she still cannot reach it. A benefit she qualifies for and cannot navigate. A clinic ninety minutes away. A license that stops working when she crosses a state line.

This issue is about the distance between a service existing and a person receiving it, and who absorbs that distance when it does not close.

On the cover is Jennifer Christman, President of MyAdvisor, a veteran spouse who has spent two decades working in exactly that gap. Her teams reach veterans, service members, caregivers and families across all fifty states, and much of what they do is get to the real problem rather than the one a person arrives with.

Inside this issue

• The cover feature on Jennifer Christman and the work of closing the distance between needing help and finding it

• A history of the women who carried medicine into places it had never reached, before anyone funded the route

• Alyssa Simpson on building the life she wanted and finding she could not get inside it

• Wilma Mankiller and Ida Tarbell, two women who answered institutional refusal by building what had been denied them

• Plus the Editor’s Note, Did You Know, This Month That Day, and Ideas: 3 Things to Do This Month

• Published Veterans Day, November 11, 2026. Printed and shipped.