SueZann for Ohio Journey of Hope

Greetings everyone worldwide. I am joining my activist family on the Ohio Journey of Hope... From Violence to Healing in Ohio from October 11-20th 2019.

Just before that I will be in Dallas at the Christian Community Development Association to speak with my friends Shane Claiborne (author) and Derrick Jamison (exoneree). 

We are empowering people to take action to stop executions and create a more loving and healing world. 

I invite your support. This is an easy, quick opportunity to be a part of my mission. Please give as much as you are able, whether it is $1,000,000 or $100 or even just $1, every bit of support that we receive is very, very welcome.

Today (9/27/19) I posted on my Facebook a photo of a bumper sticker that says, "Do one thing for Human Rights." I saw that on a car owned by a 91 year old woman. She is doing her one thing. I am doing my thing, and together lets all do ours. We are All a part of this Human Rights movement. 

Today is your day ….blessings....

The Journey of Hope... From Violence to Healing is led by murder victims' family members who share their experiences as a way to convey to the public that the death penalty has nothing to do with the healing that murder victims need and deserve. The Ohio Journey is taking place at exactly the time when policy makers and the public are having serious discussions about this difficult issue. Journey speakers can help your community shape that conversation.                

Journey "storytellers" come from all walks of life and represent the full spectrum and diversity of faith, color and economic situation. We recount our tragedies and struggles to heal as a way of opening dialogue on the death penalty in schools, colleges, churches and other venues, changing hearts and minds on a difficult issue.

Speakers include murder victim family members, the families of the executed and those on death row, exonerated death row survivors, legal experts, and retired corrections officials who have carried out executions and who now oppose the death penalty.

Your generous donation today will make the Ohio Journey of Hope possible, and will also enable the Journey, Ohioans to Stop Executions and the Ohio Council of Churches to carry on the work of educating and mobilizing the public until the job is done.

Because of your support, Ohio could soon become the 22nd state to abandon the death penalty. Please donate today, and join us on the Journey in October.