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Fritzi Horstman, award-winning filmmaker and the Founder & Executive Director of the Compassion Prison Project, an organization dedicated to bringing compassion, childhood trauma awareness and creative inspiration to all men and women living behind bars, is a featured guest this week on the
Impact Podcast with John Shegerian. The show is hosted by Shegerian, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of ERI, the nation’s leading fully integrated IT and electronics asset disposition provider and cybersecurity-focused hardware destruction company.
Horstman produced HBO’s “The Defiant Ones,” which was nominated for five Emmy Awards. She has also served as a co-producer on numerous features and documentaries for Paramount Network Television, Universal Television, VH1, UPN, Lifetime, Showtime, FX Networks, the CW and CBS including the acclaimed “The Day Reagan was Shot.” On Impact, Horstman discussed the
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Compassion Prison Project Founder and Executive Director Fritzi Horstman Featured on Impact Podcast
May 11, 2021 GMT
LOS ANGELES (BUSINESS WIRE) May 11, 2021
Fritzi Horstman, award-winning filmmaker and the Founder & Executive Director of the Compassion Prison Project, an organization dedicated to bringing compassion, childhood trauma awareness and creative inspiration to all men and women living behind bars, is a featured guest this week on the
Impact Podcast with John Shegerian. The show is hosted by Shegerian, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of ERI, the nation’s leading fully integrated IT and electronics asset disposition provider and cybersecurity-focused hardware destruction company.
Trans woman seeks release from CDCR custody after attacks
Trans woman seeks release from CDCR custody after attacks
May 2, 2021
Syiaah Skylit is caged at Kern Valley State Prison in California, where in 2019 transgender prisoner Carmen Guerrero was set up by prison guards to be murdered when her friendly cellmate was replaced with one who openly stated he would kill a trans or queer cellmate. Syiaah is in immediate danger and has repeatedly asked to be transferred to a women’s facility and CDCR has repeatedly denied her requests. We demand that Gov. Newsom and CDCR immediately release Syiaah to her community and family before she falls further victim to the lethal danger that transgender people face in prison NOW.
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The #FreeSyiaah campaign across social media has gained traction over the past year, but Governer Newsom is still yet to respond. (Micah Bazant & Forward Together)
Syiaah Skylit, a trans woman incarcerated in a California men’s prison, is seeking clemency due to “severe and persistent” abuse and violence.
Skylit is behind bars at Kern Valley State Prison (KSVP) in Delano, California, where – according to an online petition – she has been “a victim of multiple acts of brutal, senseless violence” both “at the hands of prison staff and others in custody”.
The petition has more than 5,000 signatures at the time of writing and was launched by the Transgender Advocacy Group, calling for governor Gavin Newsom and the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) to release Skylit. She has reportedly requested to be transferred to a women’s facility several times, but the CDCR have denied her requests. She has been transferred to six
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