We asked members of our organization to write on the topic “What Project Hope to Abolish the Death Penalty means to me”. This is the sixth article in this series. We hope it will give you some insights into who we are as well as what we are all about.

Project Hope is the voice of consciousness, our way of expressing our humanity which is like the scales of justice; that kind of balance, two points of view, from two sides. We pour out our thoughts to fill the pages to the rim with our sweet as well as our bitter feelings, thoughts, pains, shames, love and point of views.

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 3.1.17

We asked the Board to write on the topic “What Project Hope to Abolish the Death Penalty means to me”. This is the fifth article in this series. We hope it will give you some insights into who we are as well as what we are all about.

When you put 185 men in a small place, all charged with the same kind of crime, looking at the same kind of punishment like the death penalty, if they don’t kill each other first, you will get something like Project Hope.

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 2.22.17

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to hear Thomas Arthur’s challenge to Alabama's execution method, prompting liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor to assert that the court should have considered whether the lethal injection procedures amounted to unconstitutional cruel and unusual punishment. This is bad news indeed!

We asked the Board to write on the topic “What Project Hope to Abolish the Death Penalty means to me”. This is the fourth article in this series. We hope it will give you some insights into who we are as well as what we are all about.

My name is Randy Lewis. I am 30 years of age and I have been a member of Project Hope since 2008.

I began as a sub-board member and was later moved to the position which I hold now as Information Director.

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 2.15.17

We asked the Board to write on the topic “What Project Hope to Abolish the Death Penalty means to me”. This is the third article in this series. We hope it will give you some insights into who we are as well as what we are all about.

Hello to the readers and supporters of Project Hope to Abolish the Death Penalty. I am Jeffery Lee and I have been in prison for the past eighteen years and this is year seventeen here at Holman life row.

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 2.8.17

Esther attended the SOS meeting in Selma. “Saving OurSelves - SOS: A Movement for Justice & Democracy” describes itself as a movement rather than an organization and we are grateful and proud to be one of the 40 plus organizations associated with it. We appreciated being given the opportunity to raise our issue and are very grateful to Senator Hank Sanders who once more pre-filed his 5 bills, as he has for so many years, addressing capital punishment.

We asked the Board to write on the topic “What Project Hope to Abolish the Death Penalty means to me”. This is the second article in this series. We hope it will give you some insights into who we are as well as what we are all about.
 
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Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 2.1.17