As we observe 9/11 today, we want to remind everyone that you may be eligible for compensation from the VCF. The September 11th (VCF) compensates for physical illnesses or deaths related to 9/11. You do not have to be sick to register. Visit www.vcf.gov/register or call 1-855-885-1555.

We are thrilled to announce the release of our latest podcast episode from the Mass Violence Podcast series. This episode marks the beginning of an exciting collaboration between the National Mass Violence Center and one of our partners, the International Association of Chiefs of Police.

Explore our two newly posted webinars on YouTube, designed to deepen your understanding of communication and support for mass violence victims and survivors.

Watch these informative sessions to at the links below ⬇️

Join us for a National Town Hall as we observe the National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims on September 25, from 3-4:30 pm EDT. We will focus on "The Impact of MVIs on Family Survivors of Homicide Victims & Resources to Assist Them."

Register here: buff.ly/MqaqnMb

This month, @iaem-org.bsky.social is shining a light on the unsung heroes of emergency management during National Emergency Management Awareness Month. During any disaster, emergency managers at all levels and in all sectors are the key to building resilience.

Congratulations to our own Anne Seymour (@justicesister.bsky.social) for being given The Marlene Young Leadership Award today by NOVA, which recognizes outstanding contributions to the victims’ movement by a program manager, state administrator, or related professional.

Following the tragic attack where two firefighters were murdered and one firefighter was physically injured, the NMVC is offering resources at the link in our bio. These resources aim to provide assistance and guidance to the community in the upcoming days and months.

The framework, "Building a Safe Workplace and Community," promotes the four pillars necessary for implementing a comprehensive violence mitigation strategy.

In the wake of the heartbreaking targeted assault that occurred on June 1, 2025, during a peaceful demonstration at Pearl Street Mall, resulting in physical harm to eight individuals, the National Mass Violence Center is providing the following resources.

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In response to the heartbreaking and deadly shooting incident at Florida State in Tallahassee, FL, we have assembled a Resource Guide. Our aim is to assure victims, survivors, first responders, and the community that they are not isolated in their sorrow. buff.ly/7ZmZ2cP

This week, we will observe #NCVRW2025 with the theme — Connecting < KINSHIP > Healing

To learn how you and your community can embrace KINSHIP to ensure no one walks their healing path alone, visit buff.ly/NRpaoGz

Time to Register for the 13th Virtual National Town Hall! ASL interpreters will be available.
💡: Overview of the Three Centers Often Created in the Aftermath of Mass Violence Incidents
📆 : Thursday, March 27, 2024 | 3 pm - 4:30 EST
To Register: nmvvrc.org/learn/nation...

After the tragic and deadly shooting incident at UPMC Memorial Hospital in York, Pennsylvania, we have prepared a Resource Guide for the community. We want victims, survivors, first responders, and community members to know they are not alone in their grief. https://buff.ly/4ihlIuQ

Our Associate Academic Program Director Elizabeth Cronin and consultant Gregory Mullen, Chief (Ret.) of Charleston PD, explore the critical importance of connections and community resilience in responding to mass violence incidents. Read the full article from the IACP: https://buff.ly/41BLZPj

Virtual Town Hall recording and resources are now available on our website! https://buff.ly/4aossof

Catch the latest SNAPS episode on Community Preparedness! https://buff.ly/3Wn8XGA