Efforts to help abducted children were highlighted at the annual conference for the National Native American Law Enforcement Association. The three-day conference was held in Memphis in October 2007 and featured presentations on the AMBER Alert program, the scope and scale of missing and abducted children’s incidents and the Adam Walsh Act. “The AMBER Alert is in all 50 states but it's not in all Native American reservations,” said Ron Gurley, FirstPic, Inc. Project Manager for Native American Programs. “We are working hard to get the alerts in Indian Country so we can respond quickly when a child is endangered.”