The Remembrance Project

“Part III, line 28: Our national director represented our organization in media, made presentations across the country, participated in expert panel discussions, interacted with law enforcement, DA's, attorneys, volunteers, families of victims, government offices, other experts, and legislators.”

“Part III, line 29: With the increase in our national profile due to our good work to save lives, we continued outreach through a digital marketing program and increased networking. Connected and sought collaborations with other groups with national reach. Our national director continued giving local, regional, and national interviews on radio and television. Travel to participate in panel discussions, give presentations and answer questions to further educate the public. Travel to southern border to bring attention to the porous border where illegal aliens have unfettered access to America.”

“Part III, line 30: To better serve the American citizenry, coordinators nationwide, and to be a voice for the voiceless by educating our decision makers, we continued our work in Washington, D.C. Attending several hearings, briefings and meetings with leaders in the country was/is extremely important in advancing our mission. Access to leaders and educating them on this very important issue of ending the vicious killings by enforcing laws and placing the safety of all Americans is key.”

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