VOICES introduces a 4-week beginners creative non-fiction writing workshop for 9/11 survivors. Facilitated by Angelique Tung, survivor of the 9/11 attacks, this workshop will create a safe space for survivors to write their stories of survivorship both on the day of the attacks and beyond. NO writing experience needed.

This is the second in our series of bereavement workshops hosted by Connie Palmer for grieving individuals whose loved one died as a result of an attack of terrorism or mass violence, including those who have died due to 9/11-related illnesses.

VOICES has launched it's series of bereavement workshops for grieving individuals whose loved one died as a result of an attack of terrorism or mass violence, including those who have died due to 9/11-related illnesses.

Day three of VOICES symposium features 9/11 community virtual peer-to-peer support groups facilitated by clinicians from the AGPA.

Day two of VOICES symposium features presentations by experts in the fields of mental health, trauma, bereavement and resiliency, including issues important for the 9/11 community, as well as those working with communities impacted by other traumatic events.

Day one of VOICES symposium features presentations by experts in the fields of mental health, trauma, bereavement and resiliency, including issues important for the 9/11 community, as well as those working with communities impacted by other traumatic events.

We had a fantastic day at the historic Quaker Ridge Golf Club, including remarks from world famous golf architect Gil Hanse