Mother’s Justice Show has a mission to increase dialogue in the community about police accountability, constitutional policing and justice. Host, Rev. Harriett G. Walden, has been a vocal advocate for peace and justice ever since she founded Mothers for Police Accountability in 1990. MFPA is an organization that educates and network with other community organizations interested in addressing excessive police and bias policing.
Guests on today's MJS are Eddie Rye and Esha Covington of Florida. Plus Harriett comments on Judge Robart's order to the DOJ and the City of Seattle.
On the 60the anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, Eddie Rye Jr and Rev Walden reflect on the march and on MLK's legacy.
Chukundi Salisbury of the Black Legacy Homeowner Network fills in for Rev Walden and talks with Linda Taylor of the Urban League about the HAF Program, Sheri Day on the Senior Property Tax Exemption. Then Dr Linda Smith and Kevin Allen talk about the Dream Unfinished Event in Seattle this coming weekend.
Rev. Walden, Eddie Rye and Katherine Wilkins discuss the March on Washington, Local Events and Marcus Garvey.
Eddie Rye and Tana will be updates on events Remembering March on Washington. Ms. Paula Sadinars on Florida and next steps.
Hayward Evans on remembering the March on Washington and Local Activities. Francis Oliver on the State Of Florida.
Eddie Rye Joins Harriet and then Harriett talks about The History Of Mother's For Police Accountability
Zehalenne Mathis joins Harriett to talk about community action for Peace. Her son was killed June 16th 2023.
And Betsy Lydle Smith discusses the Power of the Virtures to Open Hearts!
Eddie Rye returns for an update and then Beatitude Zachary Jones joins Harriett to talk about Unity Fellowship Ministry.
Victoria Beach talks about Israel and Community Policing.Eddie Rye with Local and National Updates.and Harriett remembers her son Hiram Salisbury.
Guest host: Noni Ervin.Noni Ervin, Creator of Kinara Park Kids and founder of the Kwanzaa Awards, with the history of Kwanzaa, 7 core symbols of Kwanzaa, and the 7 principles of Kwanzaa (Nguzo Saba). Examples of living the principles with guests Kirk Mead (info@thecarringtongroup.co) who consults and helps to build businesses through Carrington Group; and guest Ayanna Brown (ayannabrown@alajawanshands.com) who serves the community through Alajawan's Hands. Harambee! (Let’s all pull together!)
Eddie Rye Jr. talking about the Georgia runoff election. Angles Davis on Restorative Circles Community Connections Seattle Unlimited.
Eddie Mr Rye with some local updates. and Mrs Kathy Beymer on How the Virtures Project can heal the world.
Eddie Rye on the election results.
Victoria Beach at topic discusses Shotspotter.
Mrs Francis Oliver on Central Florida News.
Harriett on voting, Creating a Culture of Peace and the Mothers Justice Breakfast Francis Oliver on the elections in Florida. Eddie Rye Jr on Voter Suppression
Mr. Eddie Rye with Local Updates
Harriett's updates on Mothers Meeting and ongoing events
Ms. Felicia Cross, 2 Annual International Community Policing Dialogues
Eddie Rye Jr. updates us on the Black Congressional Black Caucus.
Rev. Walden discusses Florida damage from hurricane Ian.
DeRay Mckesson Executive Director Campaign Zero joins Harriett to talk activism.
Adrian Diaz: New Seattle Police Chief
Eddie Rye Jr: Local Update.
Felicia Cross: Noble Conference, Black Law enforcement.
Eddie Rye, gives an update on what's happening in both Washingtons and Francis Oliver on what's happening in Florida.
Mr. Eddie Rye Jr, Update from Washington DC.
Rev. Dr. LaVerene Hall on the Life of Sojourner Truth and Celebrating Women in Ministry.
Seattle was the place to be this Weekend with Eddie Rye Jr and Harriett remembering the Late John T Williams.
Eddie Rye Jr. and Hayward Evans join Harriett to talk about the Garfield High School Centennial Celebration and 59th Anniversary of MLK's March on Washington Rally August 28th.
Harriet's guest today is Imtiaz Hussain, who returns to give an update on the murders in Cleveland. The rest of the hour is reflecting on Marcus Garvey.
Harriet's guests are from Albuquerque , New Mexico where 4 Muslim men have been murdered in last 4 weeks. Mrs. Samia Assed and Imtiaz Hussain, Mr Hussain's brother, were killed.
Eddie Rye and Sharon Lane join Harriett to talk about racism in the construction industry. Then a history lesson from Harriett.
SPD Detective Denise “Cookie” Bouldin talks about her Chess Club for kids and Eddie Rye returns for a community update.
Activists and broadcasters Omari Salisbury and TraeAnna Holiday join Harriett Walden in separate segments to talk about their recent Emmy win.
Discussion on current events including Confirmation Of Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court with Eddie Rye Jr, Vickie Beach and Felicia Cross.
A Community Update by Eddie Rye.
And Ms. Jackie Rowe- Adams Co-founder of Harlem mothers SAVE a Grassroot Movement to end gun violence.working with victims and families.