Amid ongoing conflict, Sarah and Yona Ben-Nun, siblings of a fallen Israeli soldier, participated in the Friends of the IDF's 'Legacy' program, which helps bereaved children find joy and community during their grief. Meanwhile, in Chicago, Keant’e 'KJ' Boyd Jr. attended Storytellers Camp, designed for children impacted by violence, where he created a memorial for his mother, a victim of gun violence. The camp aims to provide emotional support and a safe space for children to express their feelings through various activities, highlighting the importance of storytelling in the mourning process. As the Democratic National Convention approaches, residents like Paige Weaver are concerned about public transportation's ability to handle the expected influx of attendees, with past events raising doubts about the CTA's efficiency. Additionally, a decade of advocacy through Kids Talk has aimed to improve the legal process for child victims of abuse, using trauma-informed interviewing techniques to ensure their voices are heard without further distress. These narratives reflect the broader social challenges of coping with loss and trauma in diverse settings.