One year after seventeen-year-old Lisa was brutally murdered while cycling home, her family thanks the community for its unwavering support and urges everyone to keep celebrating life as she did—with joy and connection. A suspect has confessed to her murder and other assaults, with trial set for January. As cities push for better lighting and safety measures, activists call for a deeper cultural shift to tackle violence against women—most of which occurs by someone known, not strangers. Memorial events, including one at the local festival, will honor Lisa’s memory and reignite the conversation about prevention and awareness.
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