Weekly Report from the Board Meeting

                   Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 8.26.20

Throughout our 31 years of existence our organization has always understood the meaning of “no man is an island” and “together we can do it”. We have done our best to model what that means on death row at Holman as well as working with and doing our best to contribute to organizations on the street. Last week we had two heartwarming examples of what a difference outside organizations or individuals can make to promote our efforts on the inside.

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 5.1.19

Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 2.20.19

Board meetings continue to be held on a weekly basis and Esther continues to be a participant. We will write reports when we feel that we would like to draw your attention to special events or to newsworthy items.

 Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 10.3.18

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 3.21.18

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 10.25.17

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 6.28.17

We quote from an article in the Atlantic “The U.S. Supreme Court’s latest term, which ended this week as the justices began their summer recess, saw death-penalty opponents achieve some notable victories even as the Court moved further away from abolishing capital punishment.” And although we welcome the “notable victories” the reality that the Court moved further away from abolishing the death penalty is the bottom line.

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 3.29.17

Under the able leadership of our Chairman the Board has begun to take a closer look at our history. Over the past 28 years we have had leaders who could be the envy of any free world organization. And yes, we have stories to tell, amazing stories and we are determined to tell them. We want to tell them so that we do not forget our history and the men who are no longer with us and also so we might learn from them and be inspired. We are proud and grateful to our trailblazers and founding fathers.  

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 3.29.17

Under the able leadership of our Chairman the Board has begun to take a closer look at our history. Over the past 28 years we have had leaders who could be the envy of any free world organization. And yes, we have stories to tell, amazing stories and we are determined to tell them. We want to tell them so that we do not forget our history and the men who are no longer with us and also so we might learn from them and be inspired. We are proud and grateful to our trailblazers and founding fathers.  

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 3.15.17

To begin with a positive, we were delighted to see the AP article published today about Senator Hank Sanders. Lone lawmaker crusades against the death penalty in Alabama. There is absolutely no doubt that who Senator Hank Sanders is and what he does has made it possible for us not to give up hope over the years. He has encouraged us not just by words but by deeds. We are forever in his debt!