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EndurANT Movement hosts kickoff event to help those navigating grief and other challenges

Summary by San Diego Union Tribune
More than 200 attendees in person and online showed up March 24 for the launch of the EndurANT Movement, founded by Encinitas residents Neal and Samara Tricarico one year after their 16-year-old son Anthony died by suicide. Their goal with the nonprofit EndurANT Movement is to create more awareness, education and support for neurodivergent individuals, such as their son, who often face hidden struggles. “We are celebrating a movement,” Samara sa…

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EndurANT Movement hosts kickoff event to help those navigating grief and other challenges

More than 200 attendees in person and online showed up March 24 for the launch of the EndurANT Movement, founded by Encinitas residents Neal and Samara Tricarico one year after their 16-year-old son Anthony died by suicide. Their goal with the nonprofit EndurANT Movement is to create more awareness, education and support for neurodivergent individuals, such as their son, who often face hidden struggles. “We are celebrating a movement,” Samara sa…

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