Precious Onalaja

Graphic Design Specialist 

Precious Onalaja is an undergraduate student at Southern Methodist University, and is pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Human Rights with a Public Policy track, and a Minor in Law and Legal Reasoning. 

As an artist and activist, Precious uses her skills to communicate visual and written information about various modes of lethal violence. Her artistic investigation seeks to explore how organizing and collective care address social problems.  

Precious designed and created the visuals for the Texas People’s Tribunal’s Lethal Violence & the Lone Star State: A Southwest Conference on State Authorized Executions and If I Must Die, You Must Live:” An International Teach-in on War, the Death Penalty, Political Imprisonment, and the Palestinian Genocide. You can check out Precious’s graphic design work on TPT’s Instagram. 

Mirinda Rose

Communications Manager

Mirinda Rose is a writer and an organizer. They helped organize and speak at the 2023 region-wide coalition building program Lethal Violence & the Lone Star State: A Southwest Conference on State Authorized Executions.

Mirinda also helped organize as well as moderate a panel for the 2024 three-part series “If I Must Die, You Must Live:” An International Teach-in on War, the Death Penalty, Political Imprisonment, and the Palestinian Genocide.

They are a member of the Houston Abolitionist Collective, the Texas Death Penalty Abolition Movement, and the Southern Workers Assembly. They formerly organized with End Mass Incarceration Houston, Fight for Im/migrants and Refugees Everywhere (FIRE), and various mutual aid groups.

Mirinda is an editor of Tear Down the Walls – formerly known as the Prison Pages edited by Leslie Fienberg – the section dedicated to prison abolition in Worker’s World Newspaper. They have published articles on imperialism, environmental justice, and the interlocking oppressions of race, gender, sexual orientation, and disability within courts, jails, prisons, and migrant detention centers.

Miranda Uribe

Social Media Manager

Miranda graduated from Southern Methodist University with a Bachelors in Human Rights and African American Studies in May of 2024. 

While at SMU, Miranda interned with the American Civil Liberties Union, and was the ACLU’s first Undergraduate Intern for its Capital Punishment Project. Miranda was the Co-Events Director of SMU’s Human Rights Council, and organized programming that empowered students to further human rights throughout their college career.

Miranda is pursuing her Master’s degree at the University of Texas at Austin’s Steve Hicks School of Social Work. 
 
Miranda was a Planning Committee member for the 2023 region-wide program Lethal Violence & the Lone Star State: A Southwest Conference on State Authorized Executions. She also helped organize "If I Must Die, You Must Live:” An International Teach-in on War, the Death Penalty, Political Imprisonment, and the Palestinian Genocide.
 
Miranda is the Founder and Host of “Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Advocacy,” a podcast centered on promoting and furthering community activism.