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Evermore is making the world a more livable place for all bereaved people.

06/18/2026

Welcome to part eleven of our thirteen-part “Community Leaders Spotlight” series! Our eleventh group is Employers, Supervisors, and Human Resource Leaders. Bereavement can have broad and long-lasting effects on an employee’s health and well-being. Most employees who need time away from work to grieve and cope after the death of someone close to them have no legal right to take leave – laws vary by state.

Employers can support employees by providing them time to grieve their loss, handle administrative affairs, and adjust to a new set of needs and responsibilities. But for bereaved families, adjusting to the death of a loved one takes much longer – often years. Learn how to help in both the short- and long-term.

Download our fact sheet for more information:https://evermore.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Evermore-Employers-Supervisors-Human-Resource-Staff-Fact-Sheet.pdf

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06/17/2026

Father’s Day can bring many emotions – among them remembrance and grief.

Whether you are a father who is missing a child, a child of any age who is missing a father figure, or spending time with loved ones for whom this may be a hard time, may your Father’s Day be filled with as much peace as possible.

Evermore is committed to making life more livable for all bereaved people, including father figures and those missing their father figures. To learn more or join the cause, visit evermore.org

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06/16/2026

Welcome to part ten of our thirteen-part “Community Leaders Spotlight” series! Our tenth group is Faith Leaders.

Newly bereaved families may interact with faith leaders:
1) who attend to the family at the time of a child’s diagnosis,
2) who attend to the family immediately following the death of a child, or
3) who lead congregations where families or caregivers may seek support.

Sensitivity and guidance in uncertain moments – both immediately after a death and in the weeks, months, and years that follow– can have a profound impact on how bereaved families cope with loss.

Download our fact sheet for more information:https://evermore.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Evermore-Clergy-Ordained-Leaders-Chaplains-Faith-Leaders-Fact-Sheet.pdf

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06/15/2026

Support can take many forms – sometimes, it’s delicious!
These next few days are your LAST chance to get some delicious See’s Candy in support of Evermore and bereavement care. Every purchase through this link will help Evermore ensure that bereaved individuals and families are met with care, understanding, and meaningful support as they cope with loss.

Support the cause before June 22, 2026 – and enjoy your See’s!

06/11/2026

Welcome to part nine of our thirteen-part “Community Leaders Spotlight” series! Our ninth group is First Responders. Responding to the scene of a fatality takes great skill, situational awareness, and compassion. Often, first responders and law enforcement must work together to secure the premises, provide care, and transport victims to hospitals while maintaining the integrity of a possible crime scene.

While you’re working to save lives, remember that this may be the day someone has lost a child, a sibling, or someone else they love, and that you have a unique opportunity – and responsibility – to manage your interactions with compassion and respect.

Download our fact sheet for more information:https://evermore.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Evermore-First-Responders-Fact-Sheet.pdf

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06/10/2026

It’s not too late to join Ashley M. Jones TONIGHT at 7PM EST for a poetry workshop geared towards grief and the grieving. Ashley will be reading from her newest collection, Lullaby for the Grieving, as she shares the tools and tactics she harnesses to write about grief and grieving.

Participants will have the opportunity to generate ideas and write poetry based on prompts from Ashley!

Learn more about the event and register here: https://secure.everyaction.com/bfUQxNlphESyhzvjmhGhtg2

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06/09/2026

Welcome to part eight of our thirteen-part “Community Leaders Spotlight” series! Our eighth group is Death Scene Investigators, Coroners, and Medical Examiners. Death scene investigators and medical examiners are among the first professionals to come face-to-face with families after a death.

Your interactions will have a powerful and lasting impact on families in what may well be their darkest hour. Autopsy and investigation laws, protocol, and training vary by jurisdiction, but there are ways for medicolegal professionals to facilitate a compassionate death investigation and examination.

Download our fact sheet for more information:https://evermore.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Evermore-Death-Scene-Investigators-Fact-Sheet.pdf

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06/04/2026

Event alert! Join Ashley M. Jones in a poetry workshop next Wednesday, June 10 at 7PM EST. Ashley will be reading from her newest collection, Lullaby for the Grieving, as she shares the tools and tactics she harnesses to write about grief and grieving.

Participants will spend time generating ideas and writing poetry based on prompts from Ashley. Learn more about the event or register here:

https://secure.everyaction.com/bfUQxNlphESyhzvjmhGhtg2

06/03/2026

Welcome to part seven of our thirteen-part “Community Leaders Spotlight” series! Our seventh group is Primary Care Providers and Staff. Bereaved individuals are at risk of deceased health, and primary care providers and their teams play a vital role in identifying risks and stabilizing the mental and physical health of the bereaved. Sensitivity and care during these difficult times can have a profound impact on how bereaved individuals and families cope in both the short- and long-term.

For practical tips and resources for primary care providers and staff interacting with bereaved individuals, access our fact sheet:

https://evermore.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Evermore-Primary-Care-Providers-and-Staff-Fact-Sheet.pdf

06/02/2026

For more than a decade, Evermore has been working to improve how we support people through grief.

In partnership with The National Center for Fatality Review and Prevention, we’ve created a guide to help community leaders and care providers better support families following the death of a child.

The guide contains fact sheets detailing best practices tailored to 13 different leadership roles within communities, including first responders, educators, employers, medical care teams, and more.

We’ve shared half of them – have you seen one that resonates with your work yet? Stay tuned over the next several weeks as we continue to highlight these roles and share key insights to support those who support others. Explore the guide:

https://evermore.org/community-bereavement-response-guide-following-a-child-fatality/

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