Join us at Voices of the Innocent, the New England Innocence Project’s signature storytelling event and fundraiser, on Sept. 10, where your support can make these dreams of a better future for our community possible. Live and in person, hear personal stories from people directly impacted by wrongful convictions and learn what it takes to persevere in the fight for freedom.

In April, 11 exonerees and freed people from New England—who together lost more than 353 years to wrongful imprisonment—gathered in Seattle for the annual Innocence Network Conference for connection, joy, and healing.

Whenever the Court makes a decision in an individual case, it has the power to change the law for everyone. Engaging in amicus work allows us to use our knowledge and expertise to help shape these decisions, helping to prevent future tragedies and create more freedom.

An Act Preventing False Confessions would make Massachusetts a national leader in banning deceptive tactics during interrogations.

Learn more about Edward Wright’s Motion for New Trial in Hampden County Superior Court in Springfield, MA, including the latest update regarding his evidentiary hearing.

Join us for our 2025 "Freedom Fall" events where we can amplify stories, raise our voices against injustice, hold space for pain and healing, and unite in our collective power.

We are honored and deeply grateful to be among the 77 organizations selected for a Safety Net Grant by The Boston Foundation to support our Exoneree Network, a program led by and for individuals directly impacted by wrongful convictions and long-term incarceration.

In this moment of radical change, we remain steadfast in our commitment to fighting injustice. That is what we focus on every day no matter who is in power or the resistance we face.

Staying connected to our community and providing information and resources that you want and need is vital to achieving our mission. Can you help us learn more about you and what you care about most by taking this brief survey?

A gift of $10, $25, or $50, given monthly, helps us plan for the future and pursue every resource possible to fight the injustices of wrongful conviction.