If you are in the Dallas area, the Embrey Human Rights Program invites you to attend Journey of Hope’s World Day Against the Death Penalty Conference. The conference will take place on Saturday, October 10 from 9am-5pm. and will be held at Southern Methodist University, 133 Fondren Science Building.
From Journey of Hope:
“Journey of Hope…from Violence to Healing is an organization that is led
by murder victim family members that conducts public education speaking
tours and addresses alternatives to the death penalty. Journey
“storytellers” come from all walks of life and represent the full
spectrum and diversity of faith, color and economic situation. They are
real people who know first-hand the aftermath of the insanity and horror
of murder. They recount their tragedies and their struggles to heal as a
way of opening dialogue on the death penalty in schools, colleges,
churches and other venues.
The Journey spotlights murder victim’s family members who choose not to seek revenge, and instead select the path of love and compassion for all of humanity. Forgiveness is seen as strength and as a way of healing. The greatest resources of the Journey are the people who are a part of it.”
Visit https://www.journeyofhope.org/world-day-conference/ for more information.
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