Annual Benefit for the Southern Center for Human Rights

taking root

San Francisco

Justice

Celebrating 35 Years in Pursuit of Justice

With your support, SCHR will continue to carry out

difficult, high-impact campaigns that challenge the misuse

of the criminal justice systemin the South.

83 Poplar Street, NW Atlanta, GA 30303404-688-1202www.schr.org

AdvocateColeman & Balogh, LLPKeker & Van NestRobert D. BaconDorothy Ehrlich & Gary SowardsJulie & Cliff GardnerAida Hurtado & Craig Haney Susan Ten Kwan & Mark RosenbushRobert M. MyersEmily & Courtland ReichmanElisabeth Semel & James ThomsonChristina Spaulding & Jonathan SimonTracy Thompson & Russell StetlerSivan Gai WhiteleyElizabeth Zitrin

PatronArguedas, Cassman & HeadleyStein, Casciola & Galambos, LLPLaw Offices of Rafael TrujilloMarianne D. BachersSarah Chester & Mark VermeulenJohn G. CotsirilosMargo George & Catherine KarrassEliza Hersh & Jeremy GoldmanJane Kahn & Michael BienMarcia MorrisseyNina Rivkind & Steven Shatz Gail Weinheimer & John CostainLauren Willis & Jonathan Weissglass

GuardianCalifornia Appellate ProjectKathryn K. AndrewsJana J. Clark & David AngelCristina Borde & Greg WierciochJuliana Drous & Joel KirshenbaumJack EarleyTimothy J. FoleyMargot Garey & Michael LaurenceSusan GarveyMel GreenleeRichard Grosboll Stuart HanlonMichael Hersek & James RaffertyNeoma Kenwood & Donald SpecterEllen Kreitzberg & Tom HoglundNatasha MinskerMichael OgulNancy Pemberton & Jeff ParkerKaren Reichmann & Fred Renfroe Barbara Saavedra & Michael RisherShelley SanduskyJoseph SchlesingerKathryn Schmidt & Miro Cizin Jeannie Sternberg & Andy KrakoffScott SugarmanCindy Taylor & Michael MillmanJulie Traun & Tony TamburelloMia Frances YamamotoVicky Young

The Southern Center for Human Rights thanks each contributor for their generous support of Justice Taking Root San Francisco, including:

Susan Ten Kwan and West Coast Friends of theSouthern Center for Human Rights

invite you to honor and celebrate the work of

Featuring

Sara J. TotonchiSCHR H. Lee Sarokin Executive Director

Stephen B. BrightSCHR President & Senior Counsel

The Staff of the Southern Center for Human Rights and their clients.

Who: Justice SeekersWhen: NowWhere: Everywhere

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*There’s no ticket to purchase, no juggling of your holiday party rounds, no babysitters to hire, no traffic to avoid!

Instead, the West Coast Friends of SCHR invite you to plant a seed for justice and join us in solidarity with the lawyers, investigators and other staff members of the Southern Center for Human Rights. Your generous contribution will go directly to support the work of SCHR in its fight for the rights and lives of clients in the South.

In 2011, the world witnessed the injustices and brutality of the Georgia criminal justice system with the execution of Troy Davis, the illegal importation of drugs used in the death penalty, the proliferation of modern day debtors’ prisons, and so much more.

By participating in Justice Taking Root San Francisco you honor and celebrate the work of the Southern Center for Human Rights.

So, plant a seed by making as generous a contribution as you can muster. With your support, we hope to raise $35,000 by December 31st – enough to sustain the annual salary of one of SCHR’s young attorneys.

RSVP by December 31, 2011

Questions? Contact:Susan Ten Kwan at 415-597-5819 or susankwan@comcast.netBarbara Horwitz, 404-688-12020 or bhorwitz@schr.org

The Southern Center for Human Rights is a nonprofit public interest organization which provides legal representation to people facing the death penalty, challenges human rights violations in prisons and jails, seeks through litigation and advocacy to improve legal representation for poor people accused of crimes, and advocates for criminal justice system reforms in the southern United States. To carry on its work, SCHR depends on the generous support of individuals, foundations and businesses, and receives no government funding.

This year’s event is a little different . . .