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Civil rights | Body camera footage
Left Behind: Katherine’s Story
“This is what happened to me.”
In this interview, Katherine Doyle sits down to review body-camera footage from the December 18, 2025 incident and shares her perspective on what she experienced that night.
Katherine discusses what she remembers, what she sees while reviewing the footage, and how the encounter affected her.
This video is presented as Katherine’s personal account and perspective. KM Foundation is committed to documenting stories, examining available information, and creating space for individuals to be heard.
Watch. Listen. Ask questions.
Community education | Civic awareness
Why the Census matters to our communities
In this community presentation, Cecilia McKay, President of LWVD, joins other community voices in discussing the importance of Census 2020, public participation, representation, and making sure communities are counted.
The census is more than a population count. Conversations like this highlight the connection between civic participation, representation, community resources, and ensuring that people’s voices are recognized.
KM Foundation is sharing this video as part of our commitment to community education, civic awareness, advocacy, and access to information that helps people better understand the systems affecting their lives.
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