Patricia A. O'Malley

Social Policy & Programs Consulting

Training and Services for agencies working toward social and economic justice

Social Justice Memorial

Throughout history, millions of people have worked

and struggled tirelessly to improve life for their neighbors.

They worked for social, political, and economic justice.

They wrote, counted, carried, phoned, packed, counseled, advised,

taught, advocated, walked, marched, demonstrated, protested,

lobbied, went to prison, and more.

They fought for jobs, unions, fair wages, health care, safety, civil rights, human rights,

voting rights, a clean environment, education, food, shelter, criminal justice, and more.

They fought against hate, greed, bigotry, lies, torture, and more.

They worked to help the poor, elderly, children, imprisoned, forgotten, mistreated, and you.

Many of those good people have passed away.
Here, we remember their names, and honor their work.

If you would like to add to this list, please Contact Pat with the names and the cities where the people worked.

Washington, DC and

New York City

Hon. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg

Atlanta GA

Hon. Rep. John Lewis

Harrisburg, PA
Jim Stephenson

Baltimore, MD

Rep. Elijah Cummings

Baton Rouge, LA 
Annie Smart

Atlanta, GA and

Ft. Walton Beach, FL
Julian Bond

Los Angeles, CA 
Tom Hayden

South Africa

Nelson Mandela

Pittsburgh, PA

Matt Bartholomew

Jane Becker

Bob Braun
Bob Christner
Ann Conley
Bill Coyne
John Creighton
Larry Evans

Anne Feeney

Jim Ferlo
Larry Funsten
Joe Hughes
Frankie Mae Jeter
Dorothy Kolodner
Paul Lodico
Cary Lund

Ann Mason

Fr. Jack O'Malley

Martin J. O'Malley, Jr.
Marty B. O'Malley

Marlene Rebstock

Mary Rieger Chislaghi

Sr. Liguori Rossner

Jack Shea
Lucy Spruill

Mike Vesch

Ron Weisen

Patricia A. O'Malley

When a man

has done

what he considers

to be

his duty

to his people

and his country,

he can

Rest in Peace.

Nelson Mandela

​Patricia A. O'Malley

Social Justice Memorial

Pittsburgh, PA

Patricia A. O'Malley