Scope and Content From the Collection: This collection consists primarily of correspondence written by Homeboy clients and family members to Homeboy founder Father Greg Boyle. Many of these clients were gang members incarcerated at the time of their writing. They ask for assistance, describe conditions within the prison, and discuss their alleged crimes and potential parole.The administrative records consist largely of copies of thank-you letters sent to donors. There is also information on the physical plant of Homeboy...

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Includes: copy of a letter from Edward James Olmos to Joe Ruiz, an inmate at Folsom, about the film Lives in Hazard; letter from Cardinal Roger Mahony, 2002.

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Includes: letters; poem "Enemy" by T. Clayton Wood; "Open Letter to People Who Attend Meetings on Gangs Etc." by a parent in North Olmsted, Ohio whose daughter is addicted to crack; UC Davis commencement address by Bob Jimenez, 1992;

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Includes: Dignitas Humana Award certificate from St. John's University; handmade cards; list of possible names for a tattoo removal service; "Infoline News," Winter 2000; speech from a vow renewal triduum in Spokane, WA, 1999.

Scope and Content From the Collection: This collection consists primarily of correspondence written by Homeboy clients and family members to Homeboy founder Father Greg Boyle. Many of these clients were gang members incarcerated at the time of their writing. They ask for assistance, describe conditions within the prison, and discuss their alleged crimes and potential parole.The administrative records consist largely of copies of thank-you letters sent to donors. There is also information on the physical plant of Homeboy...

Scope and Content From the Collection: This collection consists primarily of correspondence written by Homeboy clients and family members to Homeboy founder Father Greg Boyle. Many of these clients were gang members incarcerated at the time of their writing. They ask for assistance, describe conditions within the prison, and discuss their alleged crimes and potential parole.The administrative records consist largely of copies of thank-you letters sent to donors. There is also information on the physical plant of Homeboy...

Scope and Content From the Collection: This collection consists primarily of correspondence written by Homeboy clients and family members to Homeboy founder Father Greg Boyle. Many of these clients were gang members incarcerated at the time of their writing. They ask for assistance, describe conditions within the prison, and discuss their alleged crimes and potential parole.The administrative records consist largely of copies of thank-you letters sent to donors. There is also information on the physical plant of Homeboy...

Scope and Content From the Collection: This collection consists primarily of correspondence written by Homeboy clients and family members to Homeboy founder Father Greg Boyle. Many of these clients were gang members incarcerated at the time of their writing. They ask for assistance, describe conditions within the prison, and discuss their alleged crimes and potential parole.The administrative records consist largely of copies of thank-you letters sent to donors. There is also information on the physical plant of Homeboy...

Scope and Content From the Collection: This collection consists primarily of correspondence written by Homeboy clients and family members to Homeboy founder Father Greg Boyle. Many of these clients were gang members incarcerated at the time of their writing. They ask for assistance, describe conditions within the prison, and discuss their alleged crimes and potential parole.The administrative records consist largely of copies of thank-you letters sent to donors. There is also information on the physical plant of Homeboy...

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Includes letters responding to a Los Angeles Times article in which Greg Boyle said he wanted to send three boys to Hawaii.