The Survived and Punished NYC Mass Commutation Organizing Campaign is working to pressure Governor Cuomo to commute the sentences of survivors of intimate partner violence and other racialized, gender-based violence who are in prison throughout New York State. Our goal is to have the governor commute survivors’ sentences by the end of 2018. This event […]
Join us to hear more about our campaign to #FreeThemAll! This past year, Governor Jerry Brown has commuted more people in prison than any California governor since the 1960s. Among those already freed and those seeking release currently are many criminalized survivors serving Life or Life Without Parole (LWOP) sentences. We are launching this campaign […]
Please join survivepunish NY for a Twitter Power Hour on June 12 about Governor Cuomo's failure to live up to his promise to commute sentences. #CuomoMIA #FreeThemNY
Join @survivepunish on FRI, JUN 15, 11am PT / 1pm CT / 2pm ET to urge Cal Gov. Brown to end the “abuse to prison pipeline” & raise the rate of commutations to 100%! #FreeThemAll http://bit.ly/CommuteTammy http://bit.ly/CommuteChristina http://bit.ly/CommuteStacey
Please join us on August 6-12 for #FreeThemAll National Week of Action to demand the immediate release of ALL criminalized survivors. Each day we’ll share information, updates, experiences of survivors, and ways for people to take action, including: Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Criminalization Arrest and Pre-Conviction Trial in Criminal Court Post-Conviction (parole, commutations, and […]
It’s a historic time for commutations in California: By the end of his term, 283 people were commuted by former Governor Jerry Brown. This is significant compared to 1-2 people commuted per term by past Governors since the 1960s. With California Coalition for Women Prisoners, the statewide California S&P team is building on this opportunity […]