Welcome to our Texas Journey 2010 Blog!
September 15 – Texas Journey in 30 days! We are now exactly 4 weeks from our October 2010 Texas Journey of Hope!
Hello World! Howdy Texas!
On the Journey (with David Kaczynski)
April 26 – Texas Journey Follow-up
Did you find Easter eggs? I certainly did! I found a wonderfully-supportive article by David Kaczynski, Executive Director, New Yorkers for Alternatives to the Death Penalty.
Posted in Family Members, General
Tagged David Kaczynski, Fundraising, Generosity, Gratitude
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Happy Birthday Terri!
Today is Terri Steinberg‘s birthday!
I met Terri in 2009 at the Journey of Hope conference in Hamburg, Germany. This was the first time I heard her speak about her son Justin, about her ordeal as a mother with a 20-year old son on death row. We have met again in Washington D.C. and of course during the Texas Journey of Hope. Continue reading
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Tagged Celebration, Family Members, Heart, Justin Wolfe, Terri Steinberg
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Stats 2010 in review
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There is no such thing as a lesser person
October 22 – Texas Journey in Dallas!
Once again, we met murder victim family members at a First Unitarian Church event tonight. It seems that everywhere we go, there are witnesses of the violence that spreads in Texas.
Case Defaulted
October 21 – Texas Journey in Dallas!
If you are passionate about human rights and want to learn, there is one place for you: the SMU Embrey Human Rights Program in Dallas, directed by Dr. Rick Halperin.
Job done!
October 20 – Texas Journey in Dallas!
An activist uses any opportunity to raise awareness. As I was waiting for my flight, I met an Iranian-American man and we talked about capital punishment.
Posted in Dallas, General, Itinerary
Tagged Abolition, Death Penalty, Execution, Iran
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139 (and counting)
October 19 – Texas Journey in Houston!
How long will Texas be able to bury innocence cases? Cases of people who have been wrongly accused, wrongly prosecuted, wrongly condemned and sentenced to death, wrongly executed? Already 139human beings have been exonerated and released from death row in the US (19 following DNA testings that proved them innocent), 11 of them were in Texas. There are just too many and the truth always comes out. It is coming out right now…
Posted in Family Members, General, Houston
Tagged Abolition, Death Penalty, Execution, Exonerated, Family Members, Sandrine Ageorges-Skinner
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