Category Archives: Exonerated
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. Continue reading
3 Days in Paris (Against the Death Penalty)
October 10 – Texas Journey in 5 days! Raising awareness against the death penalty must take place on two fronts: where it has been abolished (because – as Sandrine Ageorges-Skinner said on Friday – nothing is permanently achieved) and where it is still in practice. This is why we are going to Texas. Continue reading
Meet Curtis McCarty
October 5 – Texas Journey in 10 days! What if the person on death row is innocent? I personally oppose the death penalty in all circumstances, whether innocent or guilty. But what if the person is indeed innocent? Continue reading
Not In Our Name!
September 29 – Texas Journey in 16 days! On April 29, 2009, I attended a conference in Hamburg and was fortunate enough to hear and meet Bill Pelke. This event profoundly changed my life. One year later, I was the first non-American to be accepted on the Journey of Hope…From Violence to Healing board of directors. Continue reading
Posted in Exonerated, Family Members, General, Murder Victim Family Members, Speakers
Tagged Abolition, Amnesty International Hamburg, Bill Pelke, Connie L. Nash, Death Penalty, Exonerated, Family Members, German Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, Murder Victim Family Members, Speakers, Susanne Cardona, Team
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Easy To Be Hard
September 28 – Texas Journey in 17 days! Last night, the state of Georgia legally killed Brandon Rhode. This marked the 40th execution in the United States in 2010. Continue reading
Posted in Exonerated, General
Tagged Abolition, Brandon Rhode, Death Penalty, Execution, Huffington Post, Shujaa Graham, Violence
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