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Zero Legacy is an independent community project born from direct lived experience with systems failing to protect the most vulnerable.

PUBLICATIONS

Grounding

Sensory grounding tools, crisis de-escalation steps, and refusing self destruction when systems collapse.

Re-entry

Lived reflections on navigating isolation, institutional fatigue, and rebuilding identity post release.

Prints

Printable prompt cards, display banners, and 'Leave a Truth' station kits for Tucson community organizers and tables.

* ALL PUBLICATIONS ARE PRINT-READY, AND FREE TO DISTRIBUTE.

JOURNEYS

Personal stories, lived experiences, and honest reflections from people navigating recovery, re-entry, and survival in our community.

IN CRISIS?

If you or someone you know is experiencing severe crisis, press HELP below for free, trusted support lines.

LOCATIONS

Want to learn more?

Read about our lived experience foundation, our community organizing mission in Tucson, and why we build free tools.

GET HELP

Immediate guidance for navigating systems.

PUBLICATIONS

ABOUT US

Zero Legacy is an independent community project born from direct lived experience with systems failing to protect the most vulnerable. Isolation and institutional failure should never be the direct cause of crisis in our community.

Zero Legacy focuses on harm reduction, community care, and providing resources that truly support and center the needs of those marginalized by current systems.

All publications, field guides, and station kits are freely provided to Tucson organizers, impacted individuals, and community members. Provideing honest tools to refuse self-destruction and keep each other alive.

Brandon Ycedo

Founder & Community Organizer

Brandon founded Zero Legacy to transform lived experience with systemic trauma into practical tools and community support across Tucson.

Gavin Eby

Community Researcher

Gavin stands alongside Brandon on Zero Legacy to research for our community and abroad for the vision we have for this project in Tucson.