EVENTS & WORKSHOPS

The financial aftermath of homicide is an overwhelming and often unexpected layer of hardship for families already navigating profound loss. In this pre-recorded workshop, Dr. Jan Canty—psychologist, author, and homicide survivor—offers an in-depth, compassionate look at the economic realities that follow a violent death.

Drawing from her personal experience and decades of professional insight, Dr. Canty breaks down the hidden, long-term, and frequently misunderstood costs associated with homicide. 

This workshop is designed to equip survivors, advocates, and professionals with clear, practical knowledge to better understand and prepare for the financial implications that can surface in the months and years after loss.

This session is available on-demand, allowing you to watch at your own pace and revisit the content as needed. Whether you are a survivor, a professional supporting impacted families, or someone seeking to better understand the complexities of homicide loss, this workshop offers essential, grounded information from one of the most respected voices in the field.

This is a pre-recorded session. It is available as a download upon purchase.

Rate: $20

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The Aftermath Conference: 

A National Gathering for Those Impacted by Homicide

September 11–13, 2026 | Gig Harbor, Washington

The Aftermath Conference, a first-of-its-kind national gathering for those

impacted by homicide, will take place September 11–13, 2026, in the serene coastal community of Gig Harbor, Washington. 

This three-day event will bring together survivors, advocates, and professionals to create space for healing, connection, and shared understanding in the wake of unimaginable loss.

Through keynote speakers, panel discussions, and healing-focused workshops, attendees will have the opportunity to explore the long-term impacts of homicide while finding community among others who have walked a similar path. The Aftermath Conference emphasizes

compassion, empowerment, and the belief that while grief may never fully leave us, we can move forward together.

Founded by those who have personally experienced the ripple effects of homicide loss, the conference aims to transform isolation into belonging. This gathering is intended to spark national dialogue, deepen awareness, and foster meaningful change in how communities support those living in the aftermath of homicide.

If you are interested in attending, please send an email to aftermath.of.homicide@gmail.com