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Mass Violence

A hug from another survivor is different from someone who is trying to console you...you're not alone.

How survivors of mass shootings are helping a new generation heal

VIA Deseret News
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Tornado

The tornado made me want to do medicine here...I think one of the greatest gifts you can do is to give back to your community.

From students to doctors; 2 colleagues connected by the Joplin tornado

VIA KSHB
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Tornado

I am glad the Disaster Distress Helpline exists to assist deaf and hard of hearing individuals going through difficult times emotionally and connects people with the resources they need.

Story of Hope: Shanda Miller

VIA Disaster Distress Helpline
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Tornado

I figured that while everyone argues about politics or gun control, let’s do something to keep kids safe.

Mom fights to keep kids safe after Moore tornado

VIA Today
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Tornado

I hope that people who visit will learn of the strength within my community in the face of disaster.

On The Wings Of Butterflies: How art helped the community of Joplin recover from devastation

VIA State Farm
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Tornado

If it had not have been for the disaster, we might never have known how strong we really are and how many friends we really have.

Healing Through Journaling Five Years After the Storm

VIA KSMU Audio Story
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Tornado

We're a group of moms who saw a need that nobody else did — because we're moms!

When tornadoes ravaged North Texas, a group of moms found a way to keep babies fed

VIA UPWorthy
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Tornado

To someone who’s lost everything, it can mean the world.

Portraits from a Storm

VIA Facebook (YouTube Channel)
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