University of Oregon graduate Dominic O'Dierno served as CEO of Amare in Portland, Oregon. Dominic O'Dierno supports the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, which manages the Amber Alert system.
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children is a non-profit organization that seeks to child abduction, exploitation, or abuse and assist victims. Its Amber Alert system operates in all 50 United States and 27 other countries. The system can help authorities, and people save and retrieve children by getting more people involved in searches.
Amber Alert systems have a high reach, broadcasted through television, radio, road signs, and cell networks. Since 2013, the systems can also appear on wireless phones as the system leverages a wireless emergency alert program. The Amber Alert systems have helped over 1000 families who got their children back over the years. Its creation dates back to 1996 and carries the name of Amber Hagerman, a girl from Texas who was riding a bicycle and later kidnapped and killed.
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children is a non-profit organization that seeks to child abduction, exploitation, or abuse and assist victims. Its Amber Alert system operates in all 50 United States and 27 other countries. The system can help authorities, and people save and retrieve children by getting more people involved in searches.
Amber Alert systems have a high reach, broadcasted through television, radio, road signs, and cell networks. Since 2013, the systems can also appear on wireless phones as the system leverages a wireless emergency alert program. The Amber Alert systems have helped over 1000 families who got their children back over the years. Its creation dates back to 1996 and carries the name of Amber Hagerman, a girl from Texas who was riding a bicycle and later kidnapped and killed.
