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The Everytown Survivor Network is a nationwide community of survivors working together to end gun violence. Throughout the year, we offer events that focus on creating space for survivors of gun violence to be with and learn from one another.

If you are interested in our one-on-one peer support program, Everytown SurvivorsConnect, learn more and get connected with a mentor by clicking here.

Informational Sessions

The Everytown Survivor Network would like to invite you to join one of our informational sessions to learn about the resources, support and advocacy opportunities that are available for you through the Survivor Network, including:

  • Connections and mentorship with other survivors
  • Support groups
  • Advocacy opportunities

Check out our 2024 schedule below! Please note that information sessions are hosted on a bi-monthly basis, and alternate between Wednesday and Saturday.

2025 Bi-Monthly ESN Informational Sessions

For All Survivors of Gun Violence:

Quarterly Wellness Calls give us an opportunity to gather as a survivor community and discuss anything that’s on our minds and hearts as we move through this work together. Meet others in the movement and be uplifted!

2024 Quarterly Wellness Calls

Thursdays at 8:00PM ET / 5:00PM PT

  • March 20, 2025

Register Below:

For Survivor Men:

Pastor Jackson would like to invite all Survivor Men to join us on this call, where the main part of the discussion will be open and free, along with a few helpful things to add to our toolbox as we navigate through this movement of Gun Violence Prevention, and as Survivor Men.

2025 Kicking It With Survivor Men Calls

Wednesdays at 8:30PM Eastern / 5:30PM Pacific

~ January 15, 2025

~ February 19, 2025

~ March 19, 2025

~ April 16, 2025

~ May 21, 2025

~ June 18, 2025

~ July 16, 2025

~ August 20, 2025

~ September 17, 2025

~ October 15, 2025

~ November 19, 2025

~ December 17, 2025

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