This 3.5-hour education event will explore:

• How historic and systemic oppression shape homicide-related grief experiences for youth and families
• Culturally and contextually responsive strategies to address stigmatized grief responses such as vengefulness, guilt, and shame among co-victims of homicide
• Trauma-related grief behaviors that may emerge across the lifespan for survivors of violence

This annual national webcast brings professionals together across the country to deepen their understanding of childhood bereavement and trauma-responsive care.

The program is ideal for professionals in:

• Mental health and behavioral health
• Education and school-based services
• Child welfare
• Hospice and health care
• Funeral services
• Bereavement and grief support

Food & Beverages

Light snacks and beverages will be provided during the webcast.

Lunch will not be provided. Participants are welcome to bring their own lunch. A refrigerator and microwave will be available for use on-site.