Measurables Report : T. Lumpkin, 2021 August 1

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August 1 Measurables Report : T. Lumpkin

Coalition Building:
¢ Olivia Spradlin KCADV -Announced continued support and is willing to engage on the
upcoming mental health bill.

e® Reengaged with stakeholders/ORGS: Smart on Crime (Coalition partners), ACLU, NAACP,
Bail Project,

COULD WE HAVE THE CONTACT NAMES ASSOCIATED WITH THE ABOVE ORGANIZATIONS

© (Jl grant applied for and as of July 20" has entered the second stage of consideration.
© Submitting list of supports to Co-Director for database. (10)

COULD FR. PAT HAVE THESE NAMES. HE IS WILLING TO DO DATA ENTRY SO ORGANIZERS DO
NOT HAVE TO BE DOING BASIC SECRETARIAL WORK.

Advocacy/Communications:

¢ Submitted Ky specific data, 4 Ky related stories, and one national post to social media
input.

¢  Curating 2 upcoming events for the Fall launch.

WHAT ARE THE UPCOMING EVENTS?

¢ Published first blog post for NBA’s National monthly newsletter around the Death Penalty.

This Blog has been shared by Mission Behind Bars and Beyond as well as NBA social media
accounts.

COULD WE HAVE THE LINK TO THESE BLOG POSTS SO WE CAN READ THEM?

Education & Outreach:

* Outreach outdoor conversation about KY death penalty shared across Reform Jewish social
media accounts.

e  1-on-1 (10 this report period with Bethal Baptist congregants)

e Engagement with: AME Zion, Bethal Baptist, National Benevolent Association, C.A.N., Vera
Institute, Smart on Crime, and KCJF.

**Report does not include any readouts that have already been acknowledged during bi-weeky
meetings.

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