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Steering Committee Members
Kenneth
Hartman, a life prisoner with over 27 years served, is the Chairman of the
Steering Committee for the Honor
Program. In 1999, he wrote the original proposal for the Honor Program at
California State Prison, Los Angeles County, Lancaster (CSP-LAC). Ken is also a
nationally recognized, award-winning author who has worked for more than 17
years to effect transformational change inside prison. His essay, A
Prisoner’s Purpose, was one of the winners of the Templeton Foundation’s
worldwide essay contest, the 2004 Power of Purpose Awards. He also won a 2005
Maggie Award for his editorial piece on prison reform which was published in
California Lawyer. His wealth of knowledge and direct experience of prison
have proven invaluable in his work to create a healing society both within and
outside the prison walls; he has devoted his life to, and works tirelessly on
behalf of, this cause. Additional writings...
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