The Innocence Project works for free to free innocent people who have been incarcerated, prevent wrongful convictions, and strives toward creating an equitable justice system. Here are some of their inspiring stories.

The Doe Fund is an NYC-based nonprofit that strives to do exactly that by releasing male prisons through its Ready, Willing & Able program. Learn more here!

Incarceration is not an effective solution for juvenile offenders. Discover risk factors and proposed solutions.

Patrick Pursley was exonerated and has chosen to always work for love, leading to the start of I Am Kid Culture.

Long prison sentences may seem like a solution to managing crime, yet mass incarceration has a devastating impact on the prison population.

Explore how long term prison sentences have replaced the death penalty, and how parole plays a role.

Wrongful Conviction is an eye-opening, gut-wrenching, and jaw-dropping podcast by Lava for Good.

In an effort to understand rehabilitation in South Africa, and how it impacts the country’s high recidivism rate, we spoke with Warren Baynes, a South African photographer and filmmaker.

The difference in recidivism rates between countries reveals how legal policy and criminal behaviour are closely linked.

Birthed inside the walls of San Quentin Prison's media room, Ear Hustle shares "the daily realities of life inside prison shared by those living it, and stories from the outside, post-incarceration".