June 7, 2018
June 8 is Hospitals Against Violence National Day of Awareness
Editor's Note
On June 8, the American Hospital Association (AHA) is hosting its second annual Hospitals Against Violence National Day of Awareness, termed “#HAVhope Friday.”
The day has been set aside to focus attention on how hospitals, health systems, and their caregivers work daily to end all forms of violence in their communities.
The AHA is asking organizations to share photos of their anti-violence programs on social media, using the #HAVhope tag.
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