Shared Humanity 01: Sybrina Fulton on Empowering Mothers Who Have Lost Children to Gun Violence

In this first episode of Shared Humanity: the humans behind the headlines, host Nelba Márquez-Greene, Yale School of Public Health Activist in Residence, is joined by author, activist, and mother of Trayvon Martin, Sybrina Fulton. As Mother’s Day nears, the two speak about what loss is like more than ten years later, how their community supports them, and Circle of Mothers, an organization founded by Fulton through the Trayvon Martin Foundation.
Links from this episode:
Circle of Mothers: www.circleofmothers.org/
Trayvon Martin Foundation: www.trayvonmartinfoundation.org
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[@lydiayorkie]

"I'm a participant in my healing and happiness." Beautiful and powerful words. Thank you both for sharing a part of your world with us.

[@ninibonbon]

You are so eloquent. You speak for us bereaved mothers, gun violence/homicide survivors. Thank you ❤

[@JackelineFilionPino]

I agree in prayer, not one more mom becomes a member of that group. I pray for your continued healing, rest and peace.

[@TimFullerton]

This is so powerful. Thank you for sharing such powerful stories.

[@tatiannamiv]

Nelba, there’s nothing you can’t do!
I am constantly in awe of you and I will support you in any way I can! will share everywhere!