Below is a list of 2020 events for survivors, victims’ families, or anyone affected by 1 October. Check the location of the event, as the event may be outside of your area. We update this calendar frequently, so please check back regularly for events that may interest you.
Do you have events happening in your area, intended for survivors, victims’ families, or anyone affected by 1 October? Please email us at vegasstrongresiliencycenter@clarkcountynv.gov with the details for consideration to be added to our calendar of events.
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WEEKLY, MONDAYS—Peer Support Group for 1 October, hosted by NAMI of Southern Nevada
Location: Las Vegas, Henderson
Time: 6-7:30 PMLearn more: CLICK HERE
MARCH 12-18 — Triumph Over Tragedy with Onsite Foundation
Location: Onsite Workshops, Tennessee
Applications for Triumph Over Tragedy and Life After Loss close February 6, 2020. For more information on how to apply, please visit www.theonsitefoundation.org.
Who can apply?
The program will accommodate 60 survivors who are selected based on admissions criteria. The program is available to all who qualify regardless of race, religion, gender identity, or sexual orientation.The Onsite Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit public charity, announced its new 2020 initiatives which include educational tools, resources, and workshops for survivors and those affected by mass shootings. The announcement includes a first-of-its kind workshop titled ‘Triumph Over Tragedy’ that will provide tools, support, trauma-informed therapies and access to top-of-the-line trauma therapists and clinicians, through full scholarships, for survivors of mass shootings to find hope and healing in community.
Applications open for Triumph Over Tragedy, a six-day workshop taking place March 12-18, 2020 at Onsite in Tennessee. The weeklong workshop will include a number of integrative therapeutic trauma modalities and will be customized for the needs of attendees.
The program has been curated with help from the Foundation’s Survivor Advisory Council, a six-person team comprised of mass shooting survivors representing the Columbine, Parkland, Thurston, Charleston, Las Vegas, and Aurora tragedies. Crystal Miller, the Survivor Advisory Council Chair says, “As a survivor of the shootings at Columbine High School, I know firsthand how very few services and resources are available. Survivors are often left alone to not only find good counseling but bear the burdensome costs. It is one of the highest honors of my life to be a small part in offering tangible tools and resources for ongoing mental wellness and support through The Onsite Foundation’s Triumph Over Tragedy program.”
POSTPONED — Vegas Strong Resiliency Center Open House for Survivors, Victims' Families
POSTPONED — Vegas Strong Resiliency Center Open House for the public
MAY 2020 — Mental Health Awareness Month
Location: Nationwide
May is mental health awareness month. Check in with yourself and those you love to make mental health a priority.
Information only: Event is not hosted by Vegas Strong Resiliency Center or is outside of Las Vegas.
Discussion: Information session with Q&A, or a support group-style event. Check location, may not be hosted onsite at the Resiliency Center.
Location: Event is hosted at Vegas Strong Resiliency Center office, 2915 W. Charleston Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89102
Health: Event is related to mental or physical health. Check location, event may not be hosted onsite at the Resiliency Center.