The address is: 1 Memorial Dr, Trenton, NJ 08608.

For parking near the War Memorial:

The address is 16E Front Street, Trenton.Please arrive on March 12 by 10:30 AM to gather and prepare for the 11 AM start.

Members of FACE for Seniors, their families, and other supporters will gather together, peacefully, at the Trenton War Memorial, where the Governor holds his daily briefings.

With signs, photos of our family members in isolation, and custom masks (provided upon arrival) reading "Family Is Essential," we will read the names of 300 long-term care residents living in isolation (or who passed, in isolation) plus hear from three speakers on the experience of isolation.

We expect press at this event, and we will maintain social distancing. A permit has been obtained.

Friday March 12, 2021 marks the one year anniversary of isolation policies that violated LTC residents rights nationwide.

A gathering of family, friends and all that support the LTC resident in front of the North Dakota State Library.

Presentation by the following:

North Dakota Advocates for Residents in LTC
North Dakota Conservative Advocates
ND lawmakers that support SB2145 - Essential Caregiver bill
ND Family members ( please bring picture of your resident)

Let's gather in front of the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus to spread awareness about the need to change inhumane mandates that have kept long term care residents locked down like prisoners for an entire YEAR!

50 "Isolation Kills" signs and a banner will be provided but feel free to make your own if you'd like!

Please recruit friends & family to join so we can show up in numbers and remind decision makers that residents in long term care facilities are citizens with rights that include essential human freedoms!

Come join and spread awareness of the year anniversary of the lockdown isolation of our loved ones in residential care. We will be painting the grounds yellow with over four hundred signs "Isolation kill, too!" and "Reunite Families in Long Term Care". Please invite friends, family, and others you know. The more voices, the louder we roar. Head to Illinois Caregivers for Compromise Facebook group and join if you have not already.

Banniversary of 1 year in total lockdown. This will be to promote the Essential Caregiver Plan and demand our governor open our homes accordingly.

The rally will honor those we’ve lost and provide an opportunity to hear directly from residents and family members about their experiences during the lockdown. It will include a call to action - mobilizing family members, residents of long-term care, and advocates to ask their state and federal policymakers and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to safely "open nursing home doors."

This is a peaceful gathering to spread awareness about the need to change harsh mandates that have kept Long Term Care residents locked down like prisoners for nearly a year! We will gather at 11AM with our display of ‘Isolation Kills, Too’ signs and the program with speaker and music will begin at noon. Check the weather and plan appropriately, bring a chair and a friend or two!

Purpose: To end the isolation of RI long term care residents.

Welcome all those who support a merciful, safe reintroduction of visitation. Please join RI’s part in a nationwide rally to urge long term care facilities to allow the reentry of families and essential caregivers.

We’d love to hear your story!

Members of Tennessee Caregivers for Compromise are hosting a support vigil on March 13 to show unity for families and caregivers and to honor lives lost as the one year-mark of loved ones in isolation approaches.

Gather at Hammonasset State Beach in Madison, CT for a memorial service to honor those who have died and those who are waiting for their families to return. This will be a peaceful gathering with music and speakers.

A socially distant ‘Honor Walk’ is planned for Los Angeles County on Saturday March 13 at 1pm in Arcadia Community Regional Park in Arcadia (meet at the fountain). Attendees wearing black and yellow will walk or wheel carrying signs to honor their loved ones who’ve been lost and the ones still isolated inside behind locked doors.

“Bringing light to the darkness of the past year.”

March 13th marks the one year anniversary of lockdown in our Long Term Care Facilities. Please join us in honoring the strength and resiliency of our elders and their families. And to remember those that we have lost.

**Please be respectful of others by following all safety guidelines for Covid-19**

From both sides of Coler’s fence, we will honor those we’ve lost, known and unknown, and mourn the loss of freedom and connection by those still confined inside Coler and other congregate facilities, cut off from their agency and loved ones. 

We will read the names of lost friends, hold space for those who remain nameless, and memorialize this year of catastrophic loss through remembrances, protest, and poetry by Coler residents and remarks from local faith leaders and elected officials. We will close with an awe-inspiring temporal artwork that affirms #NursingHomeLivesMatter.