The Say Their Names Memorial spans Railroad Park and includes hundreds of t-shirts and posters with the names of people of color who have been killed over the past century, many by police.

She got the idea for “Say Their Names” after visiting Black Lives ... a sidewalk memorial showing the image of a Black boy on a poster marked R.I.P. attached to an iron fence and surrounded ...

Youth-led research and commissioned artworks centering victims’ lives, not their deaths, will be shown at a community salon ...

The graves of m Say their names en and women who served our country were decorated each with a flag for Memorial Day. Volunteers walked the rows, paused at each final resting place as the veteran ...

Some of those from this year were memorialized with pictures on a large black poster that stood on the stage ... The crowd then walked towards Park Square, where names of people who died of overdose ...

The “Say Their Names” initiative, which speaks the names of those whose lives were cut short, launched May 21. The interactive digital map is a database-fueled work that documents incidents ...

Consulate staff placed white flowers at the foot of a plaque with the names of the victims, which included a schoolteacher, a soccer coach and parents trying to save their baby from an assassin ...

Nearly 12,000 names of Virginians who died in combat since World War II are being read aloud at the Virginia War Memorial in a new addition to the shrine's Memorial Day services. The "Say Their ...