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Ryan Sharratt

18:22 - 19:01

“In February 2027, I'm working towards Enough is Enough Alaska Live, a free 3-hour community forum in Kodiak with a proposed statewide livestream. I'm gathering an impressive speaker list. Speaking nationally recognized mental health experts, public figures, veteran advocates, and people with lived experiences whose voices will encourage people to attend, listen, engage. I have commitments from Ketchikan, Wasilla, and 5 rural villages, and I expect this forum to reach far and wide. This effort begins in Kodiak, but its message must connect communities.”
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In February 2027, I'm working towards Enough is Enough Alaska Live, a free 3-hour community forum in Kodiak with a proposed statewide livestream. I'm gathering an impressive speaker list. Speaking nationally recognized mental health experts, public figures, veteran advocates, and people with lived experiences whose voices will encourage people to attend, listen, engage. I have commitments from Ketchikan, Wasilla, and 5 rural villages, and I expect this forum to reach far and wide. This effort begins in Kodiak, but its message must connect communities.

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