Sunday morning dozens of North Texans impacted by violent crimes loaded up on a bus to travel to Washington D.C. to take part in the first Crime Survivors Speak March on Washington.
According to Crime Survivors for Safety and Justice, CSSJ, from across the country, more than 3,000 survivors of violent crimes and families of murder victims will take part in the movement on Tuesday to get their voices heard by lawmakers.
“We’re going to Washington DC to advocate for crime victims’ rights and basically to get some things changed so that crime victims can have more access to the resources and help that they need because right now a lot of the funding is being cut from our crime victim support,” said Cathy Taylor founder of Journey4ward…