Offender Alumni Association

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Offender Alumni Association In 2014 Deborah Daniels and former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Drayton Nabers Jr. cofounded the Offender Alumni Association (OAA) in Birmingham, Alabama.

Two years later, OAA became an official 501(c)3 non-profit. OAA is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. We are an organized movement of men, women and children that have experienced the hardship of incarceration. OAA Purpose: To assist, equip and empower individuals and communities impacted by crime to become productive and contributing members of their families, communities and society as a whole. We are mobilizing to change lives and rebuild our communities as we leave the past behind. We are moving forward. Instead of being part of the problem, we are now part of the solution. Key Objectives:

Peer to Peer Support
Strengthening Family Relations
Community Revitilization
Engaging Behind the Walls
Removing Stigma

OAA Outreach:

OAA Inside
OAA Forums
OAA Communitiy Engagements

Celebrating our wonderful interns from UAB and the University of Alabama. We are grateful for their presence and open mi...
10/03/2026

Celebrating our wonderful interns from UAB and the University of Alabama. We are grateful for their presence and open mind as they join our front line and back line workers to invest meaningfully in our community. Along with our staff, our clients benefit from their kindness, compassion, and support đź’™

Adreanna, Nidhish, and David - Thank you for showing up with such a kind spirit and making an impact. 🌟 💚

09/30/2026
We were grateful to be a part of ELEVATE the state-wide conference wonderfully put together by Alabama Power to benefit ...
09/30/2026

We were grateful to be a part of ELEVATE the state-wide conference wonderfully put together by Alabama Power to benefit the non profit sector. Great learning and audience, engaging presenters and a promise for more to come! Thank you for all your work to make great support, learning and growth happen đź’š

09/28/2026

Expect more for and from Birmingham! We are grateful for District 5 and Councilman Darrell O’Quinn and his entire team for bringing the community together to highlight Gun & Safety Education at Boutwell Auditorium. How do we build safer communities?

Paying it forward……Proud of this guy! He bought lunch. What we understand is the transition. The body transitions and th...
09/18/2026

Paying it forward……

Proud of this guy! He bought lunch.

What we understand is the transition. The body transitions and the mind has to follow. “In a positive way!”

Welcome home. Two years later working on third year of freedom and now his feet are on solid ground.

His words,” I never gave up though it was hard, I had to keep pushing.
Grateful, I am doing good now.”

Congratulations!

Peer support works!

Bridging arts and justice, this was an opportunity to see our UAB friends in action in Ensley, alongside our OAA board m...
09/13/2026

Bridging arts and justice, this was an opportunity to see our UAB friends in action in Ensley, alongside our OAA board member Professor Brandon Blankenship, who is always keen to enlarge the worlds, minds and hearts of his students. The Justice Lab: The Untold Story of Sammie Lee Williams was a social trial event that took us back in time to 1949, asking us to reflect on one step we can take toward justice.

We look forward to a new adventure with APSTI at UAB. Thank you for your stellar work to lift our communities and highli...
09/07/2026

We look forward to a new adventure with APSTI at UAB. Thank you for your stellar work to lift our communities and highlight the hands and feet behind great impact. We enjoyed the stories at the Unsung Heroes Awards earlier this year and look forward to the storytelling course and cohort.

Birmingham’s work and advocates supporting community violence survivors, prevention and intervention gathered together a...
09/01/2026

Birmingham’s work and advocates supporting community violence survivors, prevention and intervention gathered together at the Boutwell Auditorium to celebrate the launch 🚀 of a 5 year strategic plan continuing this work and the many vital partnerships that make it possible. Thank you City of Birmingham, Mayor Woodfin and his team, District 9 Counselor LaTanya Tate, Jefferson County Department of Health and Dr. David Hicks, Urban League of Alabama, Restore, Miles College, Birmingham Police Department and so many more that are a part of the fabric of this community.

Address

1200 Tuscaloosa Avenue SW
Birmingham, AL
35211

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
6pm - 7:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

(205) 916-0123

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