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Carla Crowder2020-10-10 16:19:082020-10-10 16:23:13COVID-19 Sheds Light on the South’s Broken Housing System as Stimulus Checks Fund Motel Stays
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Carla Crowder2020-10-10 16:19:082020-10-10 16:23:13COVID-19 Sheds Light on the South’s Broken Housing System as Stimulus Checks Fund Motel Stays
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Carla Crowder2020-09-04 11:52:202020-09-04 12:38:01Human Rights Groups, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans, an Alabama Democratic Lawmaker, a GOP Operative, Corrections Professionals, a Retired Federal Magistrate Judge, and Cannabis Advocates Came Together to Stop a Disabled Black Veteran from Going to Prison. This is the Story of How We Failed.
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Carla Crowder2020-09-02 10:23:092020-09-02 10:23:09Black Girls Are More Harshly Punished within Alabama’s K-12 Public Schools
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Carla Crowder2020-08-23 21:19:312020-08-23 21:19:31A New Job. A Christmas Party. His First-Ever Week of Paid Leave. Alvin Kennard, Once Sentenced to Die in Prison, Marks His First Year of Freedom.
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Carla Crowder2020-06-30 15:02:562020-07-01 10:54:05A Disabled Black Veteran with Prescribed Medical Marijuana in His Car Played Air Guitar while Pumping Gas in Alabama. Now He’s Going to Prison.
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Carla Crowder2020-06-08 09:58:552020-06-08 09:58:55Introducing Appleseed Legal Fellow Alex LaGankeAppleseed Network
Introducing Appleseed’s legal extern Allen Slater
Intern, NewsBy Allen Slater My name is Allen Slater, and I am honored to join Alabama Appleseed as a full-time extern. I admire this organization’s mission, methodology, and compassion, and I am thrilled to contribute to the team. I am also eternally grateful to all of the kind, intelligent people who have supported and encouraged me […]
Alabama Appleseed is hiring a communications and development associate
NewsAlabama Appleseed is a non-profit, non-partisan 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1999 whose mission is to achieve justice and equity for all Alabamians. Alabama Appleseed conducts integrated culture and policy change campaigns to confront laws and policies that harm the poor and to remedy the root causes of poverty and injustice. Its campaigns use policy analysis, […]
This Veteran’s Day, Sean Worsley is finally home with his wife. May Alabama learn from the mistake of imprisoning this decorated Iraq War hero in the name of “law and order.”
Alabama prisons, Leah Nelson, Marijuana reform, NewsBy Leah Nelson Leah.Nelson@alabamaappleseed.org ELMORE, ALA. (Nov. 9, 2020) – Sean Worsley finally walked through the gates of Staton Correctional Facility this morning and into the arms of his wife Eboni. It was a moment nearly 11 months in the making. Worsley is a disabled Black veteran who was awarded a Purple Heart in connection […]