The Walk off Crime is a beautiful 5K walk (about 3 miles) through downtown Nashville starting at the John Seigenthaler Bridge. The walk will be led by You Have the Power founder and former First Lady of Tennessee Andrea Conte and 2016 Walk Co-Chairs Rashed Fakhruddin (President, Islamic Center of Nashville) and Brenda Wynn (Davidson County Clerk).
For seven years, The Walk off Crime for No More Victims has motivated men and women alike to confront social ills such as child sexual abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault, and elder abuse. The walk unites individuals from various socio-economic, demographic, and financial backgrounds, with one common purpose - to empower communities to be free from violence.
2016, hosted by YHTP and TRICOR 9.24.16
The Walk off Crime is a beautiful 5K walk (about 3 miles) through downtown Nashville starting at the John Seigenthaler Bridge. The walk will be led by You Have the Power founder and former First Lady of Tennessee Andrea Conte and 2016 Walk Co-Chairs Rashed Fakhruddin (President, Islamic Center of Nashville) and Brenda Wynn (Davidson County Clerk).
For seven years, The Walk off Crime for No More Victims has motivated men and women alike to confront social ills such as child sexual abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault, and elder abuse. The walk unites individuals from various socio-economic, demographic, and financial backgrounds, with one common purpose - to empower communities to be free from violence.
For seven years, The Walk off Crime for No More Victims has motivated men and women alike to confront social ills such as child sexual abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault, and elder abuse. The walk unites individuals from various socio-economic, demographic, and financial backgrounds, with one common purpose - to empower communities to be free from violence.
2016, hosted by YHTP and TRICOR 9.24.16
The Walk off Crime is a beautiful 5K walk (about 3 miles) through downtown Nashville starting at the John Seigenthaler Bridge. The walk will be led by You Have the Power founder and former First Lady of Tennessee Andrea Conte and 2016 Walk Co-Chairs Rashed Fakhruddin (President, Islamic Center of Nashville) and Brenda Wynn (Davidson County Clerk).
For seven years, The Walk off Crime for No More Victims has motivated men and women alike to confront social ills such as child sexual abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault, and elder abuse. The walk unites individuals from various socio-economic, demographic, and financial backgrounds, with one common purpose - to empower communities to be free from violence.
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