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The Hyacinth Fellowship is the only organization worldwide serving the needs of those who have unintentionally killed or seriously injured other people.
The Hyacinth Fellowship’s virtual meetings provide members with a safe space to discuss a variety of topics and share their stories.
The Hyacinth Fellowship has an entire network of people who are going through similar trauma and feelings to you.
Find support by joining one of our fellowship meetings, participating in expressive writing, or utilizing one of our other many resources available.
Find support and browse resources at: https://hyacinthfellowship.org/
The Hyacinth Fellowship exists because we all deserve understanding and compassion when we are suffering.
The Hyacinth Fellowship helps members understand the impact of moral injury and post-traumatic stress after unintentionally harming someone:
Understanding: Your Journey Begins Here - The Hyacinth Fellowship
Our Process - The Hyacinth Fellowship
14h · The May book selection is There Are No Accidents by Jessie Singer. Join members of The Hyacinth Fellowship to discuss this book and more on Sunday, May 12th.The June/July book selection is The Shooting by Kemp Powers.
Register here: https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSfhB3ln9M7fxH.../viewform
Founder - The Hyacinth Fellowship As the founder and driving force behind first, Accidental Impacts and now The Hyacinth Fellowship, Maryann Jacobi Gray worked as a social psychologist and educator and most recently served as assistant provost at UCLA. She also worked at RAND as a behavioral science researcher and at the University of Southern California as an associate vice provost.
When Maryann was 22 years old she unintentionally killed an 8-year-old boy who darted in front of her car. She spoke and wrote widely about the challenges facing those who unintentionally harm or kill others for more than 20 years.
Here are remembrances from UCLA, UC- Irvine, and National Public Radio