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Voices of the Innocent, Sept 17
Please join us for our biggest storytelling event and fundraiser, Voices of the Innocent, on September 17 at City Winery Boston.
Our Fight to Reveal Police Misconduct by Current Police Lieutenant
Our lawsuit seeks to access information about false statements made by Brockton Police Detective Matthew Graham in a push for a larger investigation.
IMPACT REPORT: See the impact you make
Our Annual Impact Report highlights what your support made possible through our three areas of focus: Liberate. Empower. Dismantle.
“More than a cook-out,” A Celebration of Freedom and Community
“Let us laugh loudly, embrace fully, and continue building the bonds that remind us that none of us walk this journey alone.”
A new look. The same commitment to freedom.
Learn how our new look reflects the urgency, resilience, and hope behind our work.
In Memory of Eddie Knight
Our client Edward Knight passed away after a months-long battle with oropharyngeal cancer. He was 54 years old.
A Weekend of Connection and Community
Our community gathered in Chicago for the Innocence Network annual conference—a space rooted in learning, healing, and connection.
Women wrongfully convicted for tragic accidents
Women are far more likely to be wrongfully convicted for tragic accidents—or crimes that never occurred.
Thomas Rosa, Jr. Exonerated After 34 Years Wrongfully Incarcerated
We’re thrilled to share that the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office has ended the prosecution of our client, Thomas Rosa, Jr., officially exonerating him of a 1985 murder he did not commit. Mr. Rosa was wrongfully convicted and incarcerated for 34 years in prison.