Webinars and interactive Workshops provide guidance and skills building to promote healing and resilience. Subject matter experts share their expertise on relevant topics that address the evolving needs of those impacted by traumatic events and today’s challenges.

Our work has given us valuable insight into the long-term needs of victims' families, responders and survivors. VOICES has presented 30 conferences and symposiums featuring presentations by accomplished researchers, subject matter experts, victims' rights advocates and clinicians working in the field of trauma, grief and disaster mental health.

In the aftermath of a tragedy where there is loss of life, injury, or severe stress, those impacted are often in shock, suffer from anxiety or fear, and may be uncertain about how to access critical information, mental health resources, and support. VOICES Tip Sheets provide specific, timely guidance for individuals and families and a pathway to achieve healing and resilience.

Often emergency response planning does not take into account the long-term needs of victims. These individuals may continue to experience difficulties long after the event or they may find psychological issues will unexpectedly present years later. The VOICES Center of Excellence for Community Resilience will create programs and materials that help communities prepare to meet both the short and long term needs of victims impacted by mass violence.