Gallery Elizabeth Geyer, Co-founder, and President Community engagement in Philadelphia's 25th District, this young man was a fan. George Trudel, Co-founder, and Executive Director. Elizabeth Geyer, Dr. Kathleen Brown from the University of Pennsylvania, and George Trudel on the Senate floor, at the Capitol in Harrisburg. Elizabeth Geyer advocating in the Rotunda at the Capitol in Harrisburg. George Trudel teaching Villanova University Criminal Justice students how to effectively prepare commutation applications. Pennsylvania State Senator Sharif Street honoring Elizabeth Geyer and George Trudel on the Senate floor in Harrisburg, for their advocacy concerning criminal justice reform. George Trudel at the State Capitol in Harrisburg after an interview with Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman, and Governor Tom Wolf, for the position of Commutation Specialist. George Trudel meating with his Professor, James Wetzel, the Augustinian Endowed Chair at Villanova University, for the first time since coming home after 31 years of incarceration. George Trudel at his daughter Maria's graduation, for the Philadelphia Police Department. Class 397-P/O Mairone George Trudel with Jill McCorkel, Criminal Justice Professor at Villanova University. Teaching two classes to Criminal Justice students on how to effectively prepare and file a Commutation Application. The students were helping women in SCI Muncy prison who were victims of domestic violence and serving life without parole sentences unjustly. George Trudel and Kim Kardashian in Harrisburg at the Pennsylvania Governor's Mansion, discussing the commutation process in Pennsylvania, and 2nd Degree Felony Murder Rule, it's disproportionality for men and women who never took a life. George Trudel working as a Commutation Specialist to the Lieutenant Governor's Office and the Board of Pardons in his home office. On this day a Zoom meeting was being conducted with a class in SCI Chester on how to prepare and file for Commutation effectively. Elizabeth Geyer and George Trudel meeting with Kim Kardashian in their home. This was part of the documentary, The Justice Project with Kim Kardashian West. We advocated for David (Wavy) Sheppard's Commutation. George Trudel and David (Wavy) Sheppard the day he was released from prison, after successfully being granted Commutation. George Trudel on the Senate Floor at the Capitol in Harrisburg, after being interviewed for a position in the Office of the Lieutenant Governor, and honored with Elizabeth Geyer for advocacy in criminal justice reform across Pennsylvania. George Trudel and Kim Kardashian driving to the Governor's Mansion to meet with Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman, and discussing the case of David Sheppard who Elizabeth Geyer and George Trudel advocated for, sparking her interest and involvement. George Trudel's first trip to the Capitol in Harrisburg. Productive day. He got the job. David (Wavy) Sheppard waving bitter sweet goodbye to LIFE at SCI Phoenix George Trudel with the late Naomi Blount Wilson meeting with then Pennsylvania State Representative Maria Donatucci. George Trudel humbled to be lecturing his former Criminal Justice Professor, Jill McCorkel and her 2nd Criminal Justice class of the day at Villanova University. George Trudel with Pennsylvania State Senator Sharif Street, on the Senate Floor in Harrisburg. Being honored for advocacy and thanking the Senator for helping to bring attention to my case and champion my freedom. PA Senate Bill 942 George Trudel working as a Commutation Specialist to the Lieutenant Governor's Office and the Board of Pardons. Helping thousands of men and women in all the Pennsylvania State Correctional Facilities. George Trudel outside WGAL 8 in Harrisburg after an interview at the news station. George Trudel on the Capitol steps in Harrisburg after speaking with the Lieutenant Governor regarding The Clemency Modernization Project. Promoting applications to finally go digital to speed up and streamline the process. George Trudel conducting a Clemency workshop for then State Representative Cherelle Parker who is now Mayor Cherelle Parker of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Elizabeth Geyer advocating at the Capitol in Harrisburg, for Senate hearing on SB293, eliminating the felony murder rule in Pennsylvania for those who never took a life.
