VOICES 2025 NYC Symposium
September 9th | Professionals
Global Security, Law Enforcement, and Emergency Services
September 10th | 9/11 Community
Victims' Families, Responders, Survivors, and Providers
New York Marriott Downtown
85 West Street, New York City
VOICES is hosting its annual New York City Symposium on Tuesday, September 9th and Wednesday, September 10th. Registration is now open, and sponsorship opportunities are available.
The two-day event, held in person and broadcast live, is presented in partnership with the Leadership in Counter Terrorism Alumni Association (LinCT-AA) and the International Network Supporting Victims of Terrorism and Mass Violence (INVICTM), along with our 9/11 Community Partners.
VOICES annual Symposium continues to grow. Last year’s event included over 1,100 individuals who participated in person and virtually, from 28 states and 12 countries. We are planning another exceptional program and hope you will consider becoming a Symposium Sponsor or purchasing a Commemorative Program Ad. To make a donation, click here.
Tuesday, September 9th | Professionals
Global Security, Law Enforcement, and Emergency Services
September 9th highlights VOICES collaboration with LinCT-AA and INVICTM, and brings together professionals from law enforcement, counterterrorism, emergency management, corporate security, and victim-support agencies. Presenters will share their expertise and firsthand experience, identify challenges, and propose solutions through public-private partnerships to prepare for and respond to tragedies in the U.S. and abroad.
9/9 Confirmed Speakers
Wednesday, September 10th | 9/11 Community
Victims' Families, Responders, Survivors, and Providers
September 10th is supported by our 9/11 Partners and professionals who have devoted their careers to assisting those impacted by 9/11. The program underscores VOICES mission to provide long-term support for victims’ families, responders, survivors, and offers updates on ongoing issues including mental health, medical care, litigation, and compensation. The event allows the 9/11 Community to gather ahead of the Anniversary.
9/10 Confirmed Speakers
VOICES Hosts 2nd Annual 9/11 Day Service Project
In the spirit of the National Day of Service and Remembrance, VOICES is proud to host its second annual 9/11 Day of Service Project. Presenters and attendees are invited to assemble Preparedness Backpacks. The Pack for Preparedness Project is sponsored by 9/11 Day and AmeriCorps.
Last year, Co-founder of 9/11 Day, Jay Winuk was among the family members, survivors and responders who created backpacks for themselves and paid it forward by assembling backpacks that will be distributed to others.
In Partnership With
In Affiliation With
Voices Center for Resilience (VOICES)Founded in the aftermath of 9/11, Voices Center for Resilience, (formerly Voices of September 11th) provides long-term support and access to mental health care and resources for thousands of victims' families, responders and survivors. VOICES collaborates with its partners to assist communities to prepare for, respond to and recover from tragedies, in the United States and abroad. With an emphasis on providing support, education and training, VOICES comprehensive, victim-centered approach underscores a commitment to promote resilience in the lives of those impacted and builds bridges between communities affected by tragedy.
Leadership in Counter Terrorism Alumni Association (LinCT-AA)Since its inception in 2008, the LinCT-AA has brought together senior police and intelligence leaders from the “Five Eyes” – Canada, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia, and the United States – to promote personal and professional development, networking, exchange of good practices, and global thinking. LinCT-AA leaders continue to ensure that victims have been included in and considered as essential partners in the discussions and the work of the association.
The International Network Supporting Victims of Terrorism and Mass Violence (INVICTM)Created in 2016, INVICTM brings together trusted experts dedicated to improving support for victims of terrorism and mass violence. The strength of INVICTM lies in the ability to share lessons learned, leverage the knowledge and expertise of its members and their networks, to influence change and turn research into action within our own countries and globally. The group of over 30 international members includes NGOs, law enforcement agencies, civil society members and other experts that provide information based upon their background, country and professional perspective.
NYPD ShieldThe NYPD Shield program is a public-private partnership, established in 2005 by the New York City Police Department (NYPD) Its mission is to strengthen collaboration between the NYPD and private security professionals, as well as serve as a communication platform with private-sector entities on security and counterterrorism-related matters. Through this program, the NYPD shares information and resources with leading security professionals and law enforcement agencies worldwide, creating a force multiplier in the fight against terrorism. By engaging both private and public sector leaders, the NYPD aims to prevent potential terrorist attacks and enhance overall security within New York City and beyond.