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We Are Making Progress
A year ago, when the HOW board voted to make a donation to Prisoner's Legal News, we wrote to tell you how crucial we believe prison reform is in our country today and how excited we were about your ground breaking work. We were delighted with the early issues of PLN and wanted to do what we could to assist your struggle. We felt that your publication would continue to evolve and hoped it would eventually become a significant instrument in the struggle for prison/ community alliances as well as prison reforms.
You have not disappointed us. In fact, you have exceeded our most optimistic expectations. Accordingly, we are sending another donation. We also send you our highest commendations for the nearly impossible job you do with such dignity and commitment, under considerable duress, and with such limited resources.
As you know, PLN has inspired the creation of a regular column in our quarterly Secular Humanist Press on prisoner and justice system issues in which we frequently use excerpts from PLN and always include your subscription prices, addresses, and volunteer needs.
Your work addresses and helps to fill many urgent needs. Keep up the struggle with the knowledge that you have allies in the community who share your concerns and who feel outrage at the many injustices being perpetrated (supposedly in our names!).
Barbara Dority, President
Humanists of Washington
You have not disappointed us. In fact, you have exceeded our most optimistic expectations. Accordingly, we are sending another donation. We also send you our highest commendations for the nearly impossible job you do with such dignity and commitment, under considerable duress, and with such limited resources.
As you know, PLN has inspired the creation of a regular column in our quarterly Secular Humanist Press on prisoner and justice system issues in which we frequently use excerpts from PLN and always include your subscription prices, addresses, and volunteer needs.
Your work addresses and helps to fill many urgent needs. Keep up the struggle with the knowledge that you have allies in the community who share your concerns and who feel outrage at the many injustices being perpetrated (supposedly in our names!).
Barbara Dority, President
Humanists of Washington
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