White Cross Project: 3,000 Named Crosses Honoring South African Farm Murder Victims

Two days. 3,000 names. One powerful call to remember.

The White Cross Project comes to Washington, D.C., September 25–26, for a two-day event bringing together South African farm-attack survivors, policy leaders, civil society leaders, and constitutional lawyers.

The event begins Friday, September 25, with a conference at the National Press Club, featuring survivor testimony and discussions surrounding farm attacks, rural safety, political incitement, property rights, and constitutional solutions.

On Saturday, September 26, approximately 3,000 white crosses—each bearing the verified name of a person murdered in a South African farm attack—will be placed on the National Mall, north of the Washington Monument and facing the White House. Survivors and families of victims will join the public memorial and vigil.

Join the White Cross Project for a powerful weekend of remembrance, survivor stories, public awareness, and meaningful conversation in the heart of Washington, D.C.