Heroes – A Conversation with Albert Woodfox and Robert King from Shebafilms Kelly Saxberg on Vimeo.Heroes: A Conversation with Albert Woodfox and Robert King is a short video being released at this time to highlight another dimension of the protests…
(PHOTO: At the New York State Capitol in Albany, former political prisoner Laura Whitehorn calls for the release of prisoners in response to COVID-19.)A funny thing happened on the way to getting our Spring newsletter out…The whole universe stopped a…
A3 IN THE NEWS: New Orleans Public Radio interviews Robert King II Albert Woodfox at the University of Chicago II NPR Illinois interviews Albert and others at National Book Awards event II Reading Albert Woodf…
A3 Newsletter, October 11, 2019:Honoring Herman WallaceHerman Wallace died a free man in October of 2013 in spite of all the best efforts of the state of Louisiana to keep him incarcerated till his death. The efforts the state took to to re-incar…
(PHOTO: Albert’s book tour takes him to Wales for the Hay Festival, where he is shown onstage with Sarfraz Manzoor.)A3 Newsletter, July 18, 2019:Summer Update With summer half over, we want to share with you some of the activity going on around A…
(PHOTO: Albert Woodfox book event at the New Orleans Public Library. Photo by New Orleans Innocence Project.)A3 Newsletter, April 29, 2019:Ending Solitary One Book Signing at a Time Solitary is now in its second printing! Albert has hardly …
A3 Newsletter, November 30, 2018:Another Years Draws to a Close Albert and King are ending their year with a short trip to Holland to support the Dutch branch of Amnesty International’s ” Write for Rights Campaign” which kicks off on December 10, Inter…
A3 Newsletter: Important Hearing This Week for Angola Prisoner Vincent SimmonsAfter a relatively quiet Summer, now Fall is starting out with a bang. Last week, King and Albert made their first presentation of the new season in Montgomery, Alabama for a…
Why are we not surprised that children are ripped from their immigrant parents’ arms? Could it be because this has been happening for decades in U.S. jails and prisons – not to mention, with increasing frequency as the population of women p…
Working for social justice frequently seems to be a glacially slow endeavor. This last week brought a summer thaw and more than a few things have changed. We celebrate and honor the work of Professor Angela A. Bell and the students in her Law and…