Amy Kamp

With this funding, we are able to continue to draw public attention to the widespread traumatic impacts of the death penalty, and to continue to educate the mental health community in Texas and other states with active death penalties to work with loved ones of people sentenced to death or executed, and to contribute to broader efforts to make mental health services accessible to this extremely marginalized and underserved population.

Texas After Violence Documentation and Archiving Internship Spring or Summer 2022 Position: Documentation and Archiving Intern Status: Part Time, 5-10 hrs/week Location: Austin, Texas (in person) Compensation: $15/hr Term: 3 months with possibility of renewal Applications Due: First round April 8, 2022; applications received after that date will be considered on a rolling basis.

On July 17, 2021, Texas After Violence hosted “Unmute Yourself: A Poetry Reading With Jorge Renaud,” which featured poetry from writer and editor Juania Sueños and our 2021 Writer in Residence Jorge Renaud, as well as Read more…