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Nearly 4,000 hand-painted tombstones honored overdose victims on the National Mall, urging policy change and reduced stigma.
Nearly 4,000 hand-painted tombstones filled the National Mall in Washington, D.C., as part of the Trail of Truth memorial, honoring lives lost to substance use.
Organized by a grassroots group founded after a personal overdose tragedy, the display featured names, photos, and stories of victims from across the U.S., emphasizing each life’s value and the need for policy change.
The event included grief circles, speeches, art, and free naloxone training, uniting families in remembrance and advocacy.
Organizers and attendees stressed reducing stigma, improving access to treatment, and responsible use of opioid settlement funds, calling for systemic action amid ongoing overdose challenges.
Casi 4.000 lápidas pintadas a mano honraron a las víctimas de sobredosis en el National Mall, instando a un cambio de política y a reducir el estigma.