On Sunday, November 1, A Life for A Life Urban Initiative (ALALUI) hosted an Open Mic Night to help create awareness about wrongfully convicted prisoners and spotlight the ongoing cases of Alphonso Clark, Jr. and juvenile lifer Robert Hinds. Together both men have served over 34 years in prison for crimes that they didn't commit.

The event featured Christine A. Pagac, Assistant Defender from SADO in Detroit, two Law Students from the U of M Innocence Clinic, Amadi Ndidi, J.D., an American Government Professor in Ontario, CA, Carl Williams, Political Action Chair for NAACP Saginaw Branch and other criminal justice advocates and creatives sharing the need for prison reform, justice for the wrongfully convicted, and VOTING for change all while spotlighting the arts. There were several great performances by spoken word group, Collective Verite from Detroit and author, Byron Poindexter from Saginaw, MI. 

You can RE-WATCH the Broadcast by copying and pasting this link in your browser.

https://www.facebook.com/703941046347942/videos/3280309572095888/

ALALUI also launched a NEW customized shop on Redbubble.com to help generate more financial support for it's mission of advocating for social justice and the wrongfully convicted. Now you can purchase custom-designed t-shirts, sweatshirts, journals, phone cases, clocks, journals, mugs, and much more with positive messages that show your support for justice. The proceeds go to ALALUI.

Click the link to SHOP NOW! 

Thank you in advance for supporting Robert T. Hinds and JUSTICE FOR ALL!