Contact Us - Dead Man Walking School Theatre Project, Death Penalty Discourse Network

Tim Robbins, Sister Helen Prejean, and all of us here at the Death Penalty Discourse Network, invite you to join the growing number of schools across the country choosing to participate in this unique school theatre project.

The ever expanding web of creative energy and inquiry is awakening the minds and hearts of students, teachers, families, and communities to participate in a thoughtful discourse on the death penalty.

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Dead Man Walking School Theatre Project
Maureen Fenlon, O.P., National Coordinator
3009 Grand Route St. John #6
New Orleans, LA 70119
Phone: (504) 940-6583
FAX: (504) 948-6558
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The national coordinator of the Play Project, Maureen Fenlon, O.P., is uniquely suited to the role. An Adrian Dominican Sister, Maureen undertook pioneering work to humanize the U.S. prison system, in the 1970's by creating hospitality houses for
prison visitors, initially in Talahassee, FL, serving a federal prison, and
then creating a statewide system of visitor centers throughout California.
Most recently, she was National Coordinator of NETWORK, a national Catholic social justice lobby based in Washington, D.C. During the past three decades, Maureen has been involved in creating organizations, initiating programs, managing projects, and collaborating with a wide range of social change organizations, nationally and internationally. In these efforts, Maureen's work has been animated by her sensibilities as a cultural worker, with the infusion of the poetry, music, and art of peoples from around the world. The Dead Man Walking School Theatre Project brings Maureen's gifts both as a cultural worker and a social change activist into full play.