

Mar 3
Together, We Can Achieve Justice
Since our inception in 2003, we’ve had the privilege of helping many men and women who were wrongfully convicted and truly innocent....


Feb 24
What Defines a Criminal?
By: Miya C. Dennis Racial disparities in the criminal legal system have perpetuated harmful stereotypes that black and brown communities...


Feb 14
Free to Love
By: Skylar Gutin “I went 8 Valentine’s Day’s with a broken heart. Valentine’s Day isn’t just about romance; it’s about love. Family is...


Aug 7, 2024
Unseen Scars: Addressing Mental Health Post-Incarceration
By Sanhita Sheth “But it does leave its scars, and I’m definitely a different person now than when I went in.” Mass incarceration...


Jul 31, 2024
Billy Holton served more than 25 Years in prison and 10 years on probation for a Duval County Rape He Did Not Commit; IPF is Urging the State to Drop the Case
On Monday, July 29, 2024, Florida Fourth Judicial Circuit Court Judge James Daniel issued a 16-page written order overturning the...


Jul 17, 2024
Broken Bonds: Unveiling the Impact of Incarceration on American Families
By Sydney Richner Despite being the “land of the free,” the United States incarceration rates continue to top global charts, with more...


Jun 27, 2024
Behind Bars and Minds: The Dementia Crisis in Prisons
by Sydney Richner Having led creative writing workshops in a local prison, I remember thinking to myself...Prisoners have such a unique...


Jun 16, 2024
Forced to father through the limitations of the legal system
By: Sanhita Sheth He heard his grandsons call out, “That's Mufasa!” and he knew exactly who they were referring to. After spending so...


Apr 9, 2024
Onward to the "End of the World"
Seth with friends in front of Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, which marks the end of the Camino de Santiago 32 days. 500 miles (or...


Apr 1, 2024
Free to Celebrate
In front of the cathedral in León, Spain, with friends As write this, I am in Villafranca del Bierzo on the eve of Easter and after 24...