Tuesday's Children Presents: Lessons in Recovery and Resilience

Nate Boyer, Army Green Beret, philanthropist, humanitarian, and former football player for the Texas Longhorns and Seattle Seahawks.

Thelma Stober, Survivor of the 7/7 London Underground attacks, Deputy Lieutenant, Greater London, Co-Chair, Grenfell Tower Memorial Commission.

Vladimir Voronkov, Under-Secretary-General, United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism.

Expert Panel:

Best Practices in Tragedy Preparedness and Response, Community Resilience, and

Long-Term Healing

Featured Panelists

Dr. Heidi Kraft, Clinical Psychologist, Navy Combat Veteran, Chief Clinical Officer Psych/Armor

Catherine Jaynes, Senior Director, External Affairs, COVID Collaborative & Partner, Cicero Group

Amy O’Neill, Clinician, Survivor of the Boston Marathon bombings, Host of “The Trauma Impact” podcast, Speaker and Presenter

Denise Lifton, Chief of Pillar I & IV, United Nations Centre for Counter-Terrorism/United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism

Survivor Panel:

Reflections on Resilience from Survivors Impacted by Terrorism, Military Conflict, Mass Violence and Traumatic Loss.

Moderator: Monica Meehan McNamara, MA, family therapist; Curriculum Director, Project COMMON BOND

Featured Panelists 

Eugene Belilovsky, Surviving 9/11 Family Member—lost his mother Yelena Belilovsky at the World Trade Center in 2001; Mental Health Counselor 

Heather Dearman, Surviving Family Member—cousin of Ashley Moser (wounded) and aunt of Veronica Moser (killed)—from the 2012 Aurora, CO theater shooting; Co-Founder 7/20 Memorial Foundation

Amy Dozier, Gold Star Spouse to Army Staff Sgt. Jonathan Kilian Dozier, who was killed in Iraq in 2008; Donor Success Manager, Black Box Project, Stop Soldier Suicide

Reid Orlando, Covid-Bereaved Family Member—lost his mother, Pamela Orlando, an ER nurse, in April 2020; Account Executive, Medix

Thelma Stober, Survivor of the 7/7 London Underground attacks; Deputy Lieutenant, Greater London; Co-Chair, Grenfell Tower Memorial Commission

Click here to register: https://give.tuesdayschildren.org/event/2022-lessons-in-recovery-and-resilience-forum/e406103

For more information, please contact Kathryn@tuesdayschildren.org or 516-562-9000.

Tuesday’s Children is a national nonprofit whose mission is to provide long-term healing and resilience-building support to those impacted by terrorism, military conflict, and mass violence for over 20 years.