While many of us are thinking about New Year’s resolutions, here’s one resolution that contributes to real, lasting change year-round: supporting the Innocence Project as a monthly donor: innocenceproject.org/news/five-re...

What happens when a wrongly convicted person is finally freed? In our latest brand anthem “What I Didn’t Know,” three clients reveal the challenges of re-entering a completely changed world — and the strength needed for the everyday moments many of us overlook. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mt_p...

This year, our policy team did tremendous work to reveal, address, and prevent wrongful convictions — including passing Indiana’s first-ever eyewitness identification reform and fighting back against efforts in NY and Texas to roll back discovery laws. innocenceproject.org/news/the-bre...

Anna Vasquez was wrongfully convicted and served 13 years for a crime that never occurred before she was exonerated, thanks to the Innocence Project of Texas. For many like her, the @innocencenetwork.bsky.social conference brings community. Support it via this GoFundMe. https://bit.ly/4rIpAuF

This week, we launched a collaboration with the Tennessee Innocence Project and Nashville-based coffee company Bongo Java Roasting Co.! Every purchase helps our fight against wrongful convictions. Learn more by clicking the link below: innocenceproject.org/grounds-for-...

No matter the politics of the moment, we doubled down on fairness, accuracy, and accountability in the administration of the criminal legal system. Today is no different, writes @innocenceproject.bsky.social executive director @christinaswarns.bsky.social. innocenceproject.org/were-keeping...

Our client, Scott Minton, was officially exonerated this week after enduring three decades of wrongful imprisonment in Tennessee. Congrats to our incredible legal team and the Tennessee Innocence Project for their tireless work to secure his freedom!

In our series,"Homecoming: Rebuilding a Life After Wrongful Conviction," five recently exonerated people share what life was like before their wrongful conviction and what it means now to return to a world that has dramatically changed since their wrongful incarceration.

It’s been an amazing year for the Innocence Project. And we are so grateful for everyone who partnered with us! Please take a moment and check out what we accomplished in 2024. report2024.innocenceproject.org