Running to Stand Still will be accessible through a wide range of social constructs that play a vital role in the lives of many, if not most, American citizens. These include NGOs large and small; government agencies and unions; law enforcement agencies and training programs; child protection alliances and networks; immigration legal services; corporations and CSR programs; educational systems and institutions at the local, state, and national levels; and, importantly, faith-based awareness and educational initiatives. UN agencies; corporations and their CSR initiatives; international development and law enforcement agencies; faith-based communities; and student groups.

 

Digital platforms and technologies are likewise becoming more and more familiar to, and widely used by, millions of Americans on a daily basis. Platforms for Running will include mobile phones; home video platforms; webinars, social media and video sharing websites such as YouTube and Vimeo; a dedicated Running To Stand Still website featuring educational curricula and guides; and a sustained, interactive internet presence aimed at national community-building and solidarity around the immigration issue.

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