A national day of remembrance is an annual observance for a country to officially commemorate and remember a significance in our midst.
The days are designated for a variety of reasons, such as honoring the military, memorializing victims of tragedy, or recognizing ongoing struggles and trauma faced by a community.
The observance can involve solemnity, ceremony, moments of silence, acts of service, or personal reflection.
The US Senate has unanimously passed a resolution designating National Day of Remembrance for Charlie Kirk to be held each October 14 annually.
Mr Kirk was speaking at a debate hosted by his nonprofit political organization.
Immediately before the shooting, Kirk was taking questions from an audience member about mass shootings and gun violence.
That irony has never been lost on me personally, and I am living for the day when 22-year-old Tyler Robinson faces the music for his horrific murder of someone whose only wish was public discourse and interpersonal understanding.