for an event with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. DeKalb County police officer Robert Olsen arrived firstAccording topolice "I remember being inside a tent crying because the 'what ifs' were getting to me: 'What if this doesn't work,' 'what if we did all this for nothing,'" Bridget says. "But I knew what we were doing would help somebody in the long run, and I had to keep going — if another girl is put in a predicament like mine then I hope she can pick herself up knowing that women are resilient beings."On January 21, 2016, the grand juryindicted Robert Olsen co-founders Craig and Marc Kielburger. The event put a spotlight on many issues currently plaguing the United States and the world, including homelessness and poverty, equality and accessibility, and education and literacy. The goal of the day was to provide "a platform for youth and families to create change in their communities and around the world" WE Day organizers explain in a press release.