On September 9th, VOICES NYC Symposium will explore the landscape of today’s evolving threats through the insights of experts working in global security and technology, and studying the ideologies that fuel extremism.
Join us on Tuesday, September 9th and Wednesday, September 10th for VOICES 2025 NYC Symposium. We are planning another exceptional program and are excited to announce the speakers that have been confirmed thus far.
The Guantanamo Bay (GITMO) Detention Center was established in 2002 to hold 9/11 terrorist suspects following the September 11 attacks. The proceedings have been mired in legal challenges, delays, and controversy—raising difficult questions.
VOICES Center for Resilience is hosting a series of upcoming events designed to inform, support, and engage our community. We hope you will join us! The programs are free, but registration is required.
The Guantanamo Bay (GITMO) Detention Center was established in 2002 to detain suspected terrorists involved in the September 11 attacks, and formal pre-trial hearings began in May 2012. Since then, the proceedings have faced years of legal challenges and delays.
As Independence Day approaches, we hope you are taking time to relax and enjoy the holiday! To our Canadian friends, we wish you a joyful Canada Day!
Registration is now open for VOICES 2025 NYC Symposium! Once again, we are proud to host the event in collaboration with the LinCT-AA, INVICTM, and several of our 9/11 Community Partners. The event is held in person and broadcast live.
VOICES is offering an online Preparedness workshop to provide individuals and families with strategies to prepare in advance of an emergency. Led by Stephanie Landau, participants will learn the basic components of how to be better prepared, whether sheltering in place or evacuating.
Join us for an informative webinar about healing from stress and trauma. Those exposed to traumatic events are often at risk of developing symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress (PTSD).
June is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Awareness month. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, approximately 13 million adults in the United States experience PTSD in a given year.