
One Night
in Chicago.
Beyond the headline. Into the human work of showing up.
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Standing with youth and families.
From crisis to continuing care.
872.702.1313A person. A next step. A way forward.
A new chapter in youth support · Ages 11–24
What happened matters. Your future still belongs to you. Explore SnR’s planned youth recovery initiative.
Families should not disappear between institutions just because each system holds only one piece of the crisis.
Explore how support can continue across the places and decisions that follow violence. There is no single timetable for a family’s recovery.
A flexible map of support, not stages of grief. People can enter, revisit, or skip parts of this pathway; care can overlap.
The person who was hurt. The family waiting. The neighbor who heard it. The child who saw it. The worker returning to the counter. There is room to ask for support.
A citywide commitment, grounded in the people, relationships, and realities of each neighborhood.
Books, short videos, practical guides, and community events. Choose what fits today; leave the rest for another day.
“I do not have to
carry every part of
today at once.”

Beyond the headline. Into the human work of showing up.
FBI Chicago named Rev. Dr. Donovan E. Price Sr. a recipient of its Director’s Community Leadership Award.
Read the FBI announcement ↗