At Homicide Survivors we aim to provide a safe space where survivors can share their grief journey whether it’d be through poetry, a short story, or art.
If you are a Homicide Survivor and would like to share your story and any advice you may have for other survivors through the healing process, please click the button below.
At Homicide Survivors we aim to provide a safe space where survivors can share their grief journey whether it’d be through poetry, a short story, or art.
If you are a Homicide Survivor and would like to share your story and any advice you may have for other survivors through the healing process, please click the button below.
Survivors share their experience of losing their loved one(s) to homicide & how they move forward on their journey to hope & healing.
From my perspective, I think what sets homicide survivors apart from others who have also lost loved ones is perhaps replaying their family member’s last moments on this earth: How much did they know? Were they scared? What went through their mind? Were they in pain? It’s those very thoughts that often haunt us at night and those quiet times during the day when there are no distractions.
By: Niki Incorvia The following is the opinion and analysis of the writer. I have known people throughout my life who lost a sibling for one reason or another –
As part of National Gun Violence Awareness Day and wear orange weekend, Homicide Survivors hosted a photo session and workshop to honor the lives taken by firearms.
HSI Staff, community partners, and guest writers share their expertise in the field of victim advocacy, traumatic grief, & more.
By: Homicide Survivors Volunteer Michelle Robinson The innocence of childhood often intertwines with playfulness, laughter, and the joy of toys. However, for children who have tragically lost their family members
As you learn to define and understand how grief shows up in your life, you can start to turn to restorative practices such as grounding to help ease the pain and bring you back to the present.
Losing a loved one to homicide can be a painful and daunting experience. In our support group, survivors discussed the ability to name & define what grief means to them.
Survivors share memories of their loved ones and as the public for any information that may lead to an arrest on their loved one’s case.
When I think about my son Danny Lee Jackson, I think about how he loved life and how happy he was for each day. Unfortunately, his love for life ended; on July 8, 2020, was brutally murdered in Tucson, Az.
Zachary Corbut was murdered on October 13, 2015. His case remains unsolved. His mom Ann Corbut shares information and the case annd about her son.
On January 30, 2013, Kyle Riley was found deceased inside a home in the 4800 block of South Lantana Place. This case remains unsolved, please call 88-crime if you have information that may help this case.
Join us on Saturday, September 21st to commemorate the National Day of Remembrance with a survivor picnic to honor loved ones lost to violence in our community. The event will include food, drinks, and a craft activity for you to take home.
Every year, families in our community are shattered by the loss of a loved one to homicide. Please consider joining us this Arizona Gives Day and donating to our cause. Your contribution will ensure we continue to provide services to Survivors, such as advocacy, support and assistance.