JUSTICE: Sharing Safety: Dear Reza, Nazie & Mrs. Kaveh

Sunday, May 15, 2011

Dear Reza, Nazie & Mrs. Kaveh

We may never be able to comprehend the agony that you must feel, but we do share your pain and sorrow. We can feel it both when we are with you and when we are not. Even though you have lost one of your most precious treasures, you must cherish the beautiful memories that Jasmine has left for you. As we all know, Jasmine lived her life with no regrets, and she would want the same for all of you. You must fulfill her desires and live a wonderful life. Hopefully time will help to heal the pain that is left with her passing.

D. & S. Moslemian

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Our Mission

On April 14, 2011, a devastating fire overtook a building in the Ménilmontant neighborhood of Paris's 20th arrondissement, taking the lives of four ambitious students studying from around the world: Jasmine Jahanshahi, Louise Brown, Lise Aseberg and Felicia Bolm. The fire spread quickly, and without the warning of an alarm or a smoke detector or the safe passage of a fire escape, the students fell to their death. Another international student, Grace Flott, was seriously injured.

Unfortunately, tragic apartment fires are not uncommon in neighborhoods like Ménilmontant- congested urban corridors mostly populated by lower-income residents such as students and immigrants living in century-old wooden structures with little or no fire safety regulations. Such fires present a major risk to American students studying abroad who are accustomed to stricter fire regulations.

Fortunately, the tools required to safely escape a fire are even more accessible and affordable with improved technology. Jasmine's family and friends established JUSTICE in her memory so that we can distribute fire escape ladders, smoke detectors, and fire prevention education to neighborhoods worldwide! To learn more about how you can get involved, Click Here!