Anna's guest is Stacy Hall,  the director of Mothers Over Murder in Nashville.  The group exists to fill a gap in the social services system, provides support and encouragement to women, as well as other family members, who have lost loved ones to violence in our area.  Women further along in the healing process also act as advocates in the community for a peaceful resolution to disputes and the rights of grieving parents to answers and justice.​  

They're also joined by Pamela Adams, who relates her heartbreaking story of losing her father to violence.

You can get more information at Mothers Over Murder.

Anna's guest is Stacy Hall,  the director of Mothers Over Murder in Nashville.  The group exists to fill a gap in the social services system, provides support and encouragement to women, as well as other family members, who have lost loved ones to violence in our area.  Women further along in the healing process also act as advocates in the community for a peaceful resolution to disputes and the rights of grieving parents to answers and justice.​  
They're also joined by Pamela Adams, who relates her heartbreaking story of losing her father to violence.
You can get more information at <a href="https://www.nashvillepeacemakers.org/mothers-over-murder">Mothers Over Murder.</a>

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