Our Board Members

 Adrianne Jones-Alston is a dedicated advocate for restorative justice for the Holmesburg Prison Experiments and reentry support for individuals who were previously in institutions, with over two decades of experience in transitional housing. As the founder and president of the Jones Foundation, she spearheads the Restorative Justice initiative for the Holmesburg Prison Experiments, promoting rehabilitation and healing. Adrianne serves as an operations manager for Lowes Service LLC transitional homes, including Lowes Services  multiplex transitional home, where she provides crucial support for individuals reintegrating into society after release from institutions. Her passion for social justice and her commitment to helping others thrive make her a driving force in the field of reentry advocacy. 

 Wisdom Baker is a skilled professional with expertise in social media strategy, graphic design, and multimedia content creation. Experience includes an Independent Contractor for the Honored Foundation, conducting social media marketing campaigns. As an Assistant Pre-K Teacher at NationHouse, Wisdom implements an African-centered curriculum for holistic child development. Previously, she served as a Youth Tutor with The Petey Greene Program, supporting incarcerated youth and addressing systemic injustices. Wisdom also enhanced social justice awareness as the Public Relations Chair for the Petey Greene Program at Howard University and interned at Solitary Watch, creating impactful social media content. 

Ja'Ir Henderson Da'Ron Rice is a cinematographer, producer, writer and IMC Specialist, affiliated with RDR Promotions and Chinchecka TV as the  official videographer alongside the Jones Foundation as a media specialist and graphic designer.  

Grandson of Herbert Rice, a victim of the Holmesburg Prison Experiments, Ja'Ir creates stunning visuals that are captured, cut, colour corrected and  conceptualized.

Since his early  years he has had a strong passion for media creation. This interest was  first sparked by his mother who would film home movies. A few years  later, Rice started creating home movies and vlogs of his own in 2010  that never made it to the internet. A year later he started a YouTube  channel followed by two other channels seven years later.

While HyDeph is also signed to Spring Garden Records releasing projects, and  collaborating with other artists, he releases records independently  through Afterglo World Wide alongside Chris Douglas, ChaZZ Love, Mystic,  Knowbahdi & iIizuko.