Meet Madeline Brame: Victims' Rights Advocate and Republican Rising Star

A Powerful Voice for the Voiceless

Madeline Brame, a WEB Project 21 Ambassador, has become a national figure in the fight for victims' rights. With a wrenching personal story and an unwavering commitment to justice, she has captivated audiences across the country, including at the Republican National Convention.

From Tragedy to Advocacy

Tragedy struck Brame when her son was brutally murdered in Harlem. Devastated by the loss and appalled by the inaction of the justice system, she resolved to become a voice for victims of violence. She founded several not-for-profit organizations that provide support and assistance to victims.

A Political Journey

Brame's activism led her to switch her allegiance to the Republican Party, believing that its focus on law and order and victims' rights aligned with her own values. She became one of the "everyday Americans" billed by the RNC and spoke about her son's murder at the Republican National Convention.

A Candidate for Congress

Brame's powerful advocacy and personal story inspired her to run for election to the US House of Representatives. She is the Republican candidate for New York's 16th Congressional District, hoping to bring her unwavering commitment to victims' rights and her belief in a strong justice system to Capitol Hill.