From the tomb to tokyo: Vernon T. Bateman in 20 minutes
This 20-minute documentary is a potent representation of Vernon’s dedication to improving our world despite any obstacles.
This 20-minute documentary is a potent representation of Vernon’s dedication to improving our world despite any obstacles.
Leon Benson joins the show to discuss Common Unity 3 and why the yearly event is no longer a tradition but a mission.
ACT NOW: Decades after the alleged victim begged for Bateman’s release, he has not yet been exonerated.
This time around, we’re doing more than raising awareness and strengthening our solidarity.
Comrade Shaka A. Shakur joins the show for an extended segment of Dispatches from Behind the Wire.
On this podcast, Vernon speaks publicly for the first time about several key aspects of his struggle, including why Det. Mary Banks framed him for the “crime.”
Join Center organizers live for the launch of what Emory Douglas calls an “impressive, highly insightful, and moving book.”
Watch as Vernon speaks on a panel at the Indy Art Center.
Midwest Leak Founder Le’Deana Brown sits down with Vernon T. Bateman in the third episode of their new podcast.
If you had to miss the grand opening that kicked off two weeks of “Art for Exoneration,” or if you want to relive the memories, watch this short video.
The Democratic Party’s strategy of systematically abusing women, rallying around their abusers, and trying to bury the truth in dark is not paying off.
“Art for exoneration: The Vernon T. Bateman” is closing out with a bang.