Ebonie C. Riley

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ABOUT EBONIE C. RILEY

Instagram:@ebonierileyTwitter:@ebonie__rileyEbonie Riley currently serves as Washington, DC Bureau Chief of National Action Network’s Washington, DC Bureau. She is the youngest Bureau Chief amongst National Civil Rights Organizations and the only woman. The role of NAN\'s Bureau is to act as a conduit for NAN members for Federal public policies that reflects the needs and desires of the communities of color based on the Action Agenda set forth by our national board and senior leadership.In this capacity, Ms. Riley serves as a conduit for information about what is happening in the halls of Congress, in the office and administration of the President and the chamber of the United States Supreme Court. Moreover, she and her team work to educate lawmakers and other stakeholders on the challenges and opportunities facing our communities, by advocating for more resources and policies that help invest and advance economic and social equality in marginalized communities.During her time at NAN she has helped organize several events and marches including logistical lead for NAN’s 2017 Marches,\"We Shall Not Be Moved\"(January 2017) and Ministers March For Justice (August 2017), NRA March (August 2016). Lead Convention Coordinator for NAN\'s 2017 National Convention. NAN’s events in Baltimore, MD after the death of Freddie Gray,\"Justice For All March\"(December 2014), NAN’s Legislative & Policy Conferences 20••••16, co logistical lead for NAN\'s covering of the \"National Action to Realize the Dream Rally and March\" in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington with over people in attendance and Justice For Trayvon 100 City Vigil in Washington, D.C. both in 2013, just to name a few.