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Deputy Director of Family Outreach & Storytelling @FAMMFoundation California GirlšŸŒŠšŸ–

Washington, DC
Joined April 2011
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We are down to 5 days @POTUS ! Please show your mercy and free this small group of forgotten old law prisoners
Only 6 days left for mercy! For 150 Old Law prisoners, clemency is their only hope! Learn more about old law prisoners: medium.com/@FAMMFoundation/n… #ClemencyNow #ClemencyJusticeMercy
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Thank you so much for joining us everybody!
Welcome to FAMM's #ClemencyNow Day of Action! So glad you joined to share stories to show @POTUS to lead w/mercy and grant clemency.
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Yes, President Biden please use your much needed executive power to fix this tragic injustice.
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Another tragic consequence of mass incarceration and draconian sentencing laws…
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Education opportunities work. The numbers tell it all. – at Virginia, USA
Anyone who cares about criminal justice reform should follow what is happening in deep red Oklahoma, led by @GovStitt. There is a lot I disagree with Governor Stitt, but on criminal justice reform, there is a lot I agree with. He understands that "to reduce the number of people going to prison and reduce recidivism rates, we needed to focus on our education system" among other reforms. And under his leadership, the state has seen a 12% decrease in violent crime, a 13% drop in non-violent crime, a 25% fall in recidivism, and a 20% decrease in the incarceration rate. Thank you, Governor Stitt, for your work. ncja.org/crimeandjusticenews…
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Let’s help support President Biden’s pledge to veto SNRes47.
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Please help us keep these folks HOME and not back in prison at a huge cost to so many lives! – at Virginia, USA
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Looking forward to seeing this documentary! – at Virginia, USA
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Wow! Welcome home! – at Virginia, USA
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Everyone’s welcome to join! – at Virginia, USA
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Such an AMAZING opportunity for everyone… – at Virginia, USA
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Perfectly said, Matthew!
FAMM's Tennessee Policy Director, Matthew Charles, recently testified before the Criminal Justice Subcommittee about the Tennessee Three Strike Law. Take a listen to his testimony below. #HB1030 @TNGOP @TNHouseReps @MCharles615
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Yes, let’s share second chances make sense, Mr. Wash and his amazing artwork talent he discovered while incarcerated. A must read story of second chances!
Show the world that second chances make sense -- share Mr. Wash's story: famm.org/stories/free-to-suc… @FAMMFoundation @DebiLCampbell
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Mr. Wash is an amazing self taught artist. Read about his second chance! famm.org/stories/free-to-suc…
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A whole new life for Peter, and many others. #secondchances
What's it like when someone gets out of prison? It can be awesome. Just read Peter's story. @FAMMFoundation @MaryfromFAMM @DebiLCampbell famm.org/stories/free-to-suc…
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Perfectly stated...
Forget the polls. There has never been a midterm like this. Go into these last days knowing you’re going to leave it all on the line for democracy.
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WHAT!?!
In prison nothing is free. Not even toothpaste. The cost of hygiene products increased again today. Toothpaste used to be $3.85 and now it's $6.10. That's over 14 hours working a prison job to afford one tube of toothpaste.
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Such exciting news!
Great news! Stephanie was granted a pardon in Alabama today. No one - no one - deserves it more. Hoping for a federal pardon next.
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