One of the most important pieces of work underway is the community registry. This is about identifying members, descendants, and directly connected families in a structured way that supports continuity, future planning, and stronger community records.

For a community shaped by displacement and long periods of administrative confusion, this work matters. It helps reconnect people, document family ties, and create a stronger foundation for what comes next. Children and dependents should also be included as part of the broader community record.

The registry matters because communities do not survive on memory alone. They also need structure. A stronger registry helps the community stay visible to itself, not just to governments or outside institutions.