GPP ThinkTank | Our mission is to provide of a unifying definition, and accompanying phenomenology, for the construct of Moral Injury to address suicide in veteran and wider civilian populations. Like the social lexicons provided by traumatic stress nomenclature, we set out to provide the “Moral Grammar” for what has come to be understood as the “Signature Wound” of contemporary war. TIMOTHY SHAW | Dr. T. W. SHAW has undertaken original research into bellum laws of war our historical understandings of Moral Injury. He was awarded his Ph.D. in 2018 on how the ethical optics of French philosopher Emmanuel Levinas inform Moral Injury understandings. He is under consideration to Co-chair the Moral Injury Unit for the next AAR Annual Meeting in 2023 and has proposed, along with Rita Brock, a veteran centric agenda for that unit. Dr. Shaw has been recently described as an emerging intellectual and philosopher, and is founder of the Moral Injury research organization, Great Philosophical Problems Think Tank. Ansley Avis, U.S. based think-tank researcher, is drawing together materials for an innovative moral injury course offering: Intuitive Methodology for Moral Injury (IMMI).   Dr. Shaw is presenting research conducted on a veteran definition of Moral Injury from the corpus of Friedrich Nietzsche. One that delineates, and integrates, existing definition insights that have emerged in the field of study. Professional affiliations with International Centre for Moral Injury, Durham and United States War College, Washington.