Nicole Paultre Bell
The conference will offer a unique opportunity to show women how to turn God Ordained Challenges into opportunities. The conference is unique because there has never been a conference of this magnitude that reveals some of people’s darkest moments and offers attendees extraordinary opportunities to learn new techniques and strategies on how to turn their own human encounters into gold mines.
On November 24, 2006, the late Sean Bell joined his friends in celebration of his upcoming wedding ceremony to, his high school sweetheart and mother of his children, Nicole Paultre. Upon leaving his celebration in the early hours of his wedding day, Sean was gunned down and killed in a barrage of 50 bullets, fired by three New York City Police officers. in the attack, two of his friends, Joseph Guzman and Trent Benefield, survived with unimaginable injuries.
All men were found unarmed or in no violation of the law.
About: Nicole vowed that she would devote her energy into seeking justice, not only for Sean, but for many other citizens violated by police wrong doing. She took the tragedy that changed her family's life, and decided to make a difference in cit neighborhood's, by providing a forum to inform all city residents. She wants her daughters and others in similar situations to not see bitterness, but see hope.
The purpose of this organization is to assist families and communities in need. Since our start, W.I.R.I.F. has always seek public venues where people can receive and understand the resources available, tools we provide and rights they posses. " We cannot afford to forget families in crisis from injustice by our court system, police brutality, gun violence, civil rights abuse and abandonment from our federal system
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