Concord Prison Outreach Podcast Episode 7 – Malcom X
Listen as Sam Williams and guest Harry Bartlett explore the legacy of Malcolm X through the lens of his experience with incarceration and education in prison.
The Other Side of Hope – Worship Service with Sam Williams
Worship service at First Parish of Sudbury Unitarian Universalist Sunday, April 13 with Mr. Sam Williams: “Other Side of Hope”
Concord Prison Outreach Podcast Episode Five: Prison Stories
In this emotional episode of the Concord Prison Outreach Podcast, Executive Director Sam Williams and Board Chair Liz Rust share their personal poems and book excerpts from their own incarcerations.
Concord Prison Outreach Podcast Episode Four: Restorative Justice
Episode Four Podcast: Restorative Justice December 12, 2024
Concord Prison Outreach Podcast Episode Three: Heartfelt Stories from Our Family Programming Volunteers
Episode Three Podcast: Heartfelt Stories from Our Family Programming Volunteers
Concord Prison Outreach Blogpost Episode Two: Holiday Gift Bags
Episode Two Podcast: Holiday Giftbags We’re thrilled to
Naming Dedication at the Concord Reformatory Cemetery
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Project Background: Naming the Unnamed & The Concord Reformatory Cemetery
From 1878 until 1996, the Concord Prison Cemetery became the final resting place for 218 men who died while incarcerated, buried in numbered graves, with no name. The cemetery is marked by a large cement cross, mounted on a cement pedestal, visible from Route 2.
Concord Reformatory Cemetery Interactive Map
Explore this interactive map as you put names to the 218 forgotten men who died while incarcerated in the Massachusetts prison system between 1878 and 1996 and are laid to rest in the Concord Prison Cemetery.
Naming the Unnamed: Individual Illustrations
In the spring of 2022, Lisa Daria Kennedy, Associate Professor at Massachusetts College of Art and Design collaborated with the Concord Prison Outreach leadership team on the “Naming the Unnamed” Project to bring an artistic expression to each of the people buried at the Concord Reformatory Cemetery.
