Nashville suffered another unimaginable tragedy on Wednesday, January 22, 2025. As a community, we always rally and find ways to stand and support one another through grief and healing.
Give:
A GoFundMe was set up by the family of Josseline Corea, the Antioch High School victim who tragically lost her life.
Donate to the Nashville Healing Fund
In response to the tragic school shooting at Antioch High School, the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee (CFMT) has activated the Nashville School Violence Support & Healing Fund. This is a charitable fund that addresses school mass violence incidents on school grounds or during school events in Davidson County. This fund supports students, faculty, and their families who are directly impacted by these tragedies, including those killed, physically injured, or emotionally traumatized.
Heal:
Visit The Frist Art Museum for Free
The Frist is opening their doors to the public for free on January 24th and 25th for a place of respite. Attend with loved ones or come and process alone in a space meant for healing.
Take Action:
This Is For The Parents…But Bring The Kids
The Equity Alliance, TN Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition, and Stand Up Nashville are coming together with Dr. Raquel Martin Friday, January 24, 2025, to provide guidance, practical tips, and a space to ask questions. Dr. Martin will help parents and caregivers process this tragedy and support their children’s mental and emotional well-being. This ain’t just another event—it’s a moment for us to come together, heal, and move forward.
