The Group Circle newsletter from the American Group Psychotherapy Association (AGPA) and the International Board for Certification of Group Psychotherapists addresses the tumultuous global and domestic events impacting mental health, such as mass shootings, political upheaval, and natural disasters. AGPA President Gary Burlingame reflects on these challenges and highlights the organization’s efforts to support members and foster engagement through initiatives like the AGPA Connect 2024 conference. The newsletter also features tributes to past presidents Robert Klein and Walter Stone, who made significant contributions to the field of group psychotherapy. Additionally, it includes articles on the unique properties of group therapy, the impact of virtual group therapy on individuality and group cohesion, and the importance of addressing race-related challenges in therapy. The issue also covers updates on AGPA’s strategic planning, membership dues restructuring, and the work of the AGPA/Affiliate Society Assembly Task Force in supporting local Affiliate Societies.