My Liberty Depends on You Being Free, Too.

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A letter from our executive director

This has been an extraordinary year at the Innocence Project. We reached new highs by freeing and exonerating two of our longest-serving wrongfully convicted clients: Marvin Grimm and Sandra Hemme. We also experienced profound and unconscionable loss as one of our clients was executed and another came dangerously close to meeting the same fate.

We were privileged to witness remarkable acts of courage and generosity from individuals across the country and the world who joined our fight for justice, propelled by a shared understanding that, as Barack Obama once said, “justice grows out of recognition of ourselves in each other — that my liberty depends on you being free, too.”

Nowhere was this more evident than in the titanic effort to save Robert Roberson from execution in Texas. Mr. Roberson, who lives with autism, was wrongly convicted of the murder of his daughter, Nikki, based on the now widely discredited “shaken baby syndrome” hypothesis. Even though overwhelming medical and scientific evidence shows that Nikki died of accidental and natural causes, no court has reviewed the merits of his innocence claim.

Mr. Roberson is alive today thanks, in large part, to the unprecedented efforts of a bipartisan group of lawmakers, led by state Representatives Jeff Leach and Joe Moody, who won a temporary stay of execution for Mr. Roberson from the Texas Supreme Court nearly five hours after his scheduled execution. They also did what no court has done before: they held a hearing and allowed experts, attorneys, a former juror, and the lead detective in Mr. Roberson’s case to present the evidence that establishes his innocence. Mr. Roberson’s fate is still in the balance. We continue to fight for his freedom and exoneration.

Tragically, Marcellus Williams was executed by the state of Missouri in late September. Mr. Williams, whom we represented along with the Midwest Innocence Project, always maintained his innocence in the murder of a St. Louis Post-Dispatch reporter. No forensic evidence linked him to the crime. And, in a bold and courageous move by another elected official, St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell stood up for justice and called for Mr. Williams’ conviction to be overturned.

In both of these cases, we saw an outpouring of support from across the globe. More than one million people signed petitions to stop Mr. Williams’ execution, and nearly as many signed Mr. Roberson’s. Thousands called the governors of both states and urged them not to execute innocent men.

These large-scale campaigns highlight the urgent public demand for reform of our criminal legal systems. And in our last fiscal year, we made tremendous progress toward achieving real, tangible change. We secured justice for seven wrongly convicted people. We worked together with advocates, policymakers, and partner organizations to pass 15 laws that reveal, reverse, and prevent wrongful convictions. We pushed for stronger scientific standards in the criminal legal system in order to prevent unreliable forensic evidence from contributing to such convictions. We amplified our digital outreach to engage more supporters, we convened leading researchers from around the globe for important conversations on how data, science, and research can drive criminal legal reform, and we welcomed new members of our Exoneree Advisory Council.

As I enter my fifth year as the Innocence Project’s executive director, I could not be more proud of what this organization has achieved with your unwavering support and encouragement. I look forward to working alongside you to drive powerful and sustainable change in our criminal legal system.

Thank you.

Restoring Freedom

Behind every wrongful conviction is a story of unimaginable injustice, a demand for accountability, and a search for the truth.

Our intake team, often the first to identify potential cases of wrongful conviction, worked to shorten response times for requests for assistance, ensuring that the effort to free innocent people begins as soon as possible. Thanks to their dedicated efforts, along with the critical work of our attorneys, co-counsel, and legal staff, the Innocence Project is actively working to exonerate 250 people. In our last fiscal year (FY24), we exonerated seven clients. Additionally, we made monumental progress toward the exonerations of Sandra Hemme and Morton Johnson by helping to vacate their convictions. We supported the efforts of the West Memphis Three to clear their names, and we continued to fight for the life and freedom of each of our death-sentenced clients.

Recognizing the challenges faced by newly exonerated and freed people in reintegrating into a society that has changed considerably since their wrongful conviction, our social work team worked tirelessly to make Exoneree Fund resources available to help cover the costs of housing and basic necessities, helped schedule medical appointments, set up mental health services, offered supportive counseling to clients and their loved ones, hosted support groups exclusively for freed people, and continued the nearly decade-long partnership with suit maker Bindle & Keep and provided custom suits to six exonerees.

Rosa Jimenez Innocence project

Rosa
Jimenez

Exonerated:
August 2023
Time served:
17 years
Carlton Lewis Innocence project

Carlton
Lewis

Exonerated:
August 2023
Time served:
31 years
Jabar Walker Innocence project

Jabar
Walker

Exonerated:
November 2023
Time served:
25 years

Leonard Mack

Exonerated:
November 2023
Time served:
7.5 years
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Click to watch Mr. Mack’s Story.

Perry Lott

Exonerated:
October 2023
Time served:
30 years
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Click to watch Mr. Lott’s Story.

Renay Lynch

Exonerated:
January 2024
Time served:
24 years
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Marvin Grimm

Exonerated:
June 2024
Time served:
45 years
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Fighting for Innocent People on Death Row

At the same time, we intensified our efforts on death penalty cases involving strong claims of innocence.

We worked around the clock to stop the executions of multiple people on death row, including Marcellus Williams and Robert Roberson, both of whom were scheduled for execution this year. In Missouri, we partnered with the Midwest Innocence Project, the Capital Habeas Unit for the Western District of Missouri, and Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, working relentlessly to convince the courts to stop Mr. Williams’ execution and, in so doing, we gathered more than 150,000 signatures on a petition in his support. Tragically, Mr. Williams was executed despite clear and convincing evidence of his innocence. Our hearts go out to his loved ones. 

In Texas, we joined Mr. Roberson’s legal team to prevent the country’s first execution based on the debunked “shaken baby syndrome” hypothesis in a case where no crime occurred. With support from a bipartisan group of lawmakers, the Texas Supreme Court issued a stay nearly five hours after Mr. Roberson was scheduled for execution. 

In Louisiana, we joined with Mwalimu Center for Justice and Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner to represent Jimmie “Chris” Duncan, whose claims of innocence were heard in court after he was sentenced to death in 1998 for a crime that never occurred. We also partnered with attorney Richard Ellis, assistant federal public defender Tivon Schardl, and Professor Sandra Babcock, and continued to seek justice for Melissa Lucio, who narrowly avoided execution in Texas in 2021. We fought for post-conviction DNA testing for Rodney Reed, who has spent 25 years on death row in Texas, along with Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, Squire, Patton, Boggs LLP, and Texas practitioner Andrew MacRae. And, finally, we vigorously campaigned to secure a new trial for Toforest Johnson, who is facing execution in Alabama for a 1995 murder he did not commit.

Your support has helped free more than 250 innocent people. Donate today to help us continue the fight for those still waiting for justice.

Transforming Systems

These cases offer just a glimpse of the many lives impacted by the systemic inequities and failings underlying wrongful convictions. 

In FY24, we worked alongside advocates, policymakers, and partner organizations in 41 states to pass 15 laws revealing, rectifying, and preventing wrongful convictions. Several of them are spotlighted below. 

Banning Police Deception in Minnesota

Signed on May 24, 2024

At just 16 years old, Marvin Haynes, a client of the Great North Innocence Project, was wrongfully charged with first-degree murder and second-degree assault in Minnesota. His 2005 conviction was largely based on law enforcement’s use of unreliable eyewitness identification procedures and the coercive questioning of teenage witnesses. He spent nearly two decades in prison for a crime he did not commit.

Since his exoneration last year, Mr. Haynes has been a champion of criminal legal system reform. Working together with the Great North Innocence Project and our policy advocates, he helped secure the passage of a bill in Minnesota that bans the use of deception in police interrogation of children.

“I want to use my experience being wrongfully convicted to make sure that nobody else has to experience the same injustice that I did.”

Marvin Haynes, during a hearing in support of the bill

Strengthening Compensation in Connecticut

Signed on May 4, 2024

In 2018, Vernon Horn and Marquis Jackson, both of whom were represented by appointed counsel, were exonerated of a 1999 robbery and murder they did not commit.

Recalling his release, Mr. Jackson emotionally noted at a public hearing before the state’s judiciary committee that he was ”just vomited back out to the community, with no assistance, from the state of Connecticut.”

After advocacy by Mr. Horn, Mr. Jackson, exoneree Adam Carmon, IP Exoneree Advisory Council Member Stefon Morant, and our policy team, Connecticut restored language providing compensation to people exonerated on “grounds consistent with innocence,” including cases of ineffective assistance of counsel. The state now also provides benefits to surviving family members of exonerees, allows exonerees to file civil rights lawsuits against government actors responsible for their wrongful conviction, and has established a timeline for determining eligibility for compensation.

Tackling Facial Recognition in Maryland

Signed on May 16, 2024

Amid the proliferation of artificial intelligence-based technologies in law enforcement, we have identified significant risks to innocent people, especially from facial recognition software, and taken steps to address them.

In Maryland, we helped pass a law that regulates law enforcement use of facial recognition technology. Specifically, prosecutors are now required to tell the court when police use facial recognition technology in criminal or juvenile cases, and law enforcement agencies that use this technology must complete an audit to ensure compliance. Additionally, arrests and identifications cannot be based on facial recognition software without additional supporting evidence. 

Securing Post-Conviction Relief in Oklahoma

Signed on May 21, 2024

In Oklahoma, we partnered with the Oklahoma Innocence Project to pass a law that allows a prosecutor to ask a court to set aside a conviction where strong evidence shows that they were wrongly convicted.

Challenging Unreliable Evidence, Coerced Confessions, and Racial Bias in Court

In order to prevent wrongful convictions driven by unreliable forensic methods, we filed 25 amicus briefs advocating for stronger standards governing the use of science in the criminal legal system and working to ensure that only sound, reliable evidence supports a criminal conviction. We also led more than 30 training sessions on scientific literacy and the misapplication of science for defense attorneys, law students, researchers, trial judges, and prosecutors so they are better equipped to recognize and challenge invalidated scientific evidence.

Toolmark Matching Evidence

Toolmark Matching Evidence

In Colorado, the Mesa County District Court overturned Jimmy Genrich’s 1993 conviction for a series of pipe bombings — the first time a conviction has been overturned based on the unreliability of tool mark evidence, a forensic method based on subjective visual comparisons. If upheld on appeal, this decision will not only move Mr. Genrich closer to exoneration, it will advance our fight against the use of unreliable toolmark evidence in court and open the door for others convicted on similar grounds.

Expert Testimony

Expert Testimony

The Appellate Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey affirmed a ruling blocking the State’s expert testimony on the now-debunked “shaken baby syndrome“ (SBS) and “abusive head trauma“ (AHT) hypothesis in State v. Nieves. This landmark decision will bolster innocence claims raised by the many individuals around the country whose convictions rely on SBS and AHS.

Eyewitness Evidence

Eyewitness Evidence

Also in New Jersey, the state’s highest court ruled in State v. Watson and State v. Burney that identifications made for the first time during in-court proceedings should be presumptively disallowed. This is the third state high court we have helped convince to eliminate this dangerous and unethical practice.

False Confessions

False Confessions

In Michigan, the state supreme court in State v. Stewart overturned a teenager's conviction, holding that his confession was involuntary and erroneously admitted in evidence against him. Consistent with the arguments we made as amicus, the court acknowledged that teenagers are at a heightened risk of false confession and expressed concern about the police use of deception in interrogation.

Racial Bias

Racial Bias

In Massachusetts, in Commonwealth v. Dilworth, the state's highest court confirmed that the trial court has the authority to order the production of evidence related to possible discrimination, and to sanction the prosecution for withholding that evidence, when the accused offers evidence showing that they were targeted for investigation based on race.

Your contributions have helped pass reforms that bring us closer to a fairer justice system for all. Donate today to help keep the momentum going.

Advancing the Movement

Time and again, our community of supporters has been a driving force, making countless calls to legislators to push through key reforms and signing petitions to stop executions.

Building on this foundation, we welcomed new members to our Exoneree Advisory Council, who will help shape our work. We expanded our reach across multiple platforms — which now exceeds 6 million members. And we deepened our engagement through the 2024 Innocence Network Conference, our scientific research conference, and our annual gala.

Highlights From the Innocence Network

In FY24, the Innocence Network, which is headquartered at the Innocence Project, celebrated the election of Anna Vasquez as president of its executive board. Ms. Vasquez, the director of outreach and education at the Innocence Project of Texas, is the first freed or exonerated person to hold this position.

Under the stewardship of our Network Support Unit, the Network also held its largest conference ever in New Orleans, drawing more than 1,200 innocence organization staff members, advocates, freed and exonerated people, and their family members. As of the end of last year, the Innocence Network was comprised of 71 independent innocence organizations, all of whom are dedicated to combating wrongful convictions worldwide and reforming the criminal legal system.

Just Data: Advancing the Innocence Movement

In the fall of 2023, we hosted our second “Just Data: Advancing the Innocence Movement” conference, which brought together experts across the globe to discuss how data, science, and research can contribute to criminal legal system reform. Research papers presented at the conference were highlighted in a special issue of The Wrongful Conviction Law Review.

Expanding Our Reach and Recognizing Digital Excellence

We worked to connect with new audiences through our social media platforms. We attracted more than 72.8 million content views and grew our following by 2 million members, due, in large part, to efforts to stop the execution of Marcellus Williams in Missouri.

In recognition of our communications team’s work on our revamped website, 2023 annual report, and video on our client Huwe Burton, we were named finalists for the Webby and Shorty awards.

Mr Burton’s story
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2024 Celebration of Freedom and Justice

On May 15, 2024, we commemorated the annual Innocence Project Gala — “A Celebration of Freedom and Justice.” With over 700 guests, the evening was filled with unforgettable moments, including a captivating performance by country artist Breland and powerful videos highlighting our most recent exonerees' remarkable journeys to freedom.

As always, the gala culminated with an introduction of the exonerated and freed people in the room, who received an electrifying standing ovation from the audience – this extraordinary evening, co-chaired by Tony Goldwyn, Brett Hart, and Sara Naison-Tarajano, raised over $2 million. This year's gala success reflects the steadfast dedication of our supporters, the strength and resilience of our exonerees, and the tireless efforts of those committed to building a more fair and just criminal legal system for everyone.

2024 Gala Honorees
Michael Baden Innocence project

Michael Baden

Dr. Michael Baden has been an invaluable ally to the Innocence Project for over 30 years, providing his expertise as a world-renowned forensic pathologist to evaluate cases and help exonerate wrongfully convicted people pro bono. His courageous work has not only cleared innocent people from death row but also brought attention to police-involved wrongful deaths, including his pivotal role in determining that George Floyd's death was a homicide. Dr. Baden's dedication to justice, alongside the support of his family, has made him a key figure in the innocence and criminal legal system reform movements.

Kirk Bloodsworth Innocence project

Kirk Bloodsworth

Kirk Bloodsworth, the first person exonerated from death row by DNA evidence, has been a pivotal leader in the innocence movement and a vocal opponent of capital punishment since his 1994 exoneration. He played a crucial role in passing the Innocence Protection Act of 2004, which provides funding for DNA testing and legal support for death penalty cases. Through his advocacy, organizing, and his Witness to Innocence coalition, Mr. Bloodsworth has tirelessly campaigned for death penalty abolition and justice for the wrongfully convicted.

Pia Cohler Innocence project

Pia Cohler

Pia Cohler has played a crucial role in significantly reducing the amount of time it takes us to respond to the 2,000 requests for representation we receive every year. Thanks to her vision, support, and dedication, the intake and evaluation team now responds to individuals within one to two weeks, a vast improvement from previous delays of months or even years. Ms. Cohler's support has also helped the organization process and review more cases.

John Grisham Innocence project

John Grisham

John Grisham's engagement with the innocence movement began after he learned of Ron Williamson's wrongful conviction. He was inspired to write The Innocent Man and join the Innocence Project's board of directors. Through his writing and advocacy, Mr. Grisham has raised public awareness about wrongful convictions and worked to reform the criminal legal system. He continues to support the movement by dedicating his time and influence to promote justice for the innocent and push for systemic change.

Portraits of Freedom

We were thrilled to announce a special collaboration with globally renowned Brazilian artist Vik Muniz, who unveiled a series of portraits featuring four Innocence Project exonerees. Moved by their powerful stories, Mr. Muniz employed his signature mosaic style to depict the time each exoneree lost to wrongful incarceration, using calendar and date clippings to create these spectacular works.

Ways to Give

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Statement of Activities - FY24

(excluding pro bono activities)

Revenue

Individuals
$17,287,026 58%
Foundations
$6,256,561 21%
Corporations
$1,037,213 3%
Events
$1,936,502 7%
Yeshiva
$310,000 1%
Investments
$2,431,090 8%
Other Income
$456,882 2%
Total Revenue $29,715,274

Expenditures

Program
$21,686,605 75%
Management & General
$3,914,041 13%
Fundraising
$3,438,526 12%
Total Expenditures $29,039,172

Expenses by Department

Communications
$2,800,682 10%
Development
$3,438,526 12%
Executive
$1,873,014 6%
Finance
$3,914,041 13%
Human Resources
$1,577,877 5%
Intake
$2,545,452 9%
Network Support Unit
$2,180,000 8%
Policy
$2,892,340 10%
Post-conviction Litigation
$4,664,638 16%
Data Science & Research
$602,544 2%
Social Work
$1,045,345 4%
Strategic Litigation
$1,504,712 5%
Total Expenditures $29,039,172
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$500,000+
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From Our Donors

Marjorie Yasueda wants her epitaph to be three simple words: She showed up.

Our Donor Marjorie Yasueda - Innocence Project

Earlier this year, Ms. Yasueda was making her estate plans and decided to provide for the organizations that inspire her. She knows that, through her legacy, the work of freeing the innocent will continue long into the future. Ms. Yasueda therefore designated a portion of her estate to organizations with special meaning to her, including the Innocence Project.

When the Innocence Project started its work in 1992, Ms. Yasueda was struck by the capacity of DNA testing to both reveal the truth in wrongful convictions and to offer clarity in cases that relied too heavily on unreliable witnesses or misguided police theories. She saw that DNA has the potential to diminish the power imbalance inherent in the system between people who are wrongly accused of crimes and the law enforcement agencies responsible for securing arrests and convictions. But with 200 active cases on the IP’s docket and an average of seven years between a case being accepted at the IP and a client’s ultimate exoneration, Ms. Yasueda knows there is still work to do. “I have always been so impressed at how the IP keeps working on something and doesn’t give up,” she said.

By joining our circle of legacy donors, Ms. Yasueda’s impact will be felt in the stories of exonerated clients for years to come.

For more on how to include the Innocence Project in your estate plans, please visit innocenceproject.org/make-a-bequest

Our Staff Scroll within each card to see all names
Board of Directors
  • Alondra Nelson
    Harold F. Linder Professor, Institute for Advanced Study
  • Andrew H. Tananbaum
    Innocence Project Board Assistant Treasurer
  • B.J. Rosen
    Senior Outside Legal Advisor, Innocence Project
  • Brett Hart
    President, United Airlines
  • Cedric L. Alexander
    Retired Police Administrator
  • Cynthia Augustine
    Global Chief Talent Officer, FCB
  • Ekow N. Yankah
    Thomas M. Cooley Professor of Law and Professor of Philosophy, University of Michigan
  • Gordon DuGan
    Innocence Project Board Treasurer
  • Jack Taylor
    Innocence Project Board Chair
  • Janet Reno
    Board Director Emeritus 2010-2016
  • Jennifer L. Eberhardt
    Social Psychologist, Stanford University
  • Jessica A. Roth
    Professor of Law, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law Yeshiva University
  • John Grisham
    Author
  • Marvin L. Anderson
    Retired Fire Chief
  • Sara Naison-Tarajano
    Partner, Goldman Sachs
  • Steven Alan Reiss
    Retired Partner, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP
  • Tony Goldwyn
    Actor, Director and Producer
  • Vered Rabia
    Innocence Project Board Vice Chair
  • Yusef Salaam
    Motivation Speaker, Yusef Speaks
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  • Angel Gonzalez
  • Johnny Hincapie
  • Marvin Anderson
  • Michelle Murphy
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    Digital Fundraising Coordinator
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    Senior Staff Attorney
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    Paralegal
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    Digital Engagement Director
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    Digital Engagement Specialist
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    State Policy Advocate
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    Case Associate
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    Director of Post-conviction Litigation
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    Staff Attorney
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    Senior Staff Attorney
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    Policy Assistant
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    Assistant Director of Individual Giving
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    State Policy Advocate
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    Chief Program Officer
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    Assistant Director, Network Stakeholder Engagement
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    Assistant Director of Talent
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    Case Analyst
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    Director of Individual and Major Giving
  • Christa Alexander
    Foderaro Post-conviction Litigation Fellow
  • Christina Swarns
    Executive Director
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    Case Analyst
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    Document Manager
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    Assistant Director of Total Rewards
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    Chief Communications Officer
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    Paralegal
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    Administrative Assistant
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    Staff Attorney
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  • Isabella Bolayon
    Paralegal
  • Isabella Rhee
    Paralegal
  • Isabelle Cohn
    Forensic Science Policy Associate
  • Jaime S. Henderson
    Director of Data Science and Research
  • Jane Pucher
    Senior Staff Attorney & Legal Clinic Supervisor
  • Jeffrey Johnson
    Office Manager
  • Jessica Diaz
    Document Manager
  • Jessica Rawlins Smith
    Chief Development Officer
  • Jessica Spencer
    Staff Attorney
  • Ji-hye Rhee
    Paralegal
  • Joseph Donato
    Director of IT
  • Joseph Martinez
    Data Solutions Manager
  • Joseph Thompson
    Chief Financial Officer
  • Jule Hall
    Assistant Director, Ambassadors & External Programs
  • Julia Lucivero
    Senior Media Strategist
  • Julia Moran
    Policy Research Associate
  • Justin Chan
    Director, Editorial
  • Justin Rodriguez
    Assistant Director of Institutional Giving
Staff (K-Z)
  • Kaila Johnson
    Foderaro Post-conviction Litigation Fellow
  • Kaleena Aviles
    Administrative Assistant to the Executive Director
  • Kamaria Brisseau
    Director of Finance
  • Kanani Schnider
    Senior Paralegal
  • Keenan Pace
    Director of Institutional Giving
  • Keli Young
    Policy Advocate
  • Khaled Zayed
    IT Manager
  • Kyana Champion
    Senior Social Worker
  • La-Trinnia Braxton
    Director of Development Operations & Data Systems
  • Lauren Gottesman
    Staff Attorney
  • Lauren Harris
    Creative Lead
  • Lauren Schlansky
    Case Analyst and Investigator, Intake Strategic Initiatives
  • Leland Hurley
    Administrative Assistant
  • Lora Napier
    Administrative Assistant
  • M. Chris Fabricant
    Director of Strategic Litigation (Joseph Flom Special Counsel)
  • Marc Vega
    Senior Case Analyst
  • Mary Jane Builes
    Development Assistant
  • Matthew Wasserman
    Staff Attorney
  • Megan McIlroy
    Strategic Communications Director
  • Meghan Nguyen
    Digital Associate
  • Meredith Kennedy
    Director, Innocence Network Support Unit
  • Michael Coleman, Jr.
    Staff Accountant
  • Mitha Nandagopalan
    Staff Attorney
  • Mónica González
    Individual Giving Coordinator
  • Natasha Jhala
    Director of Marketing and Brand Partnerships
  • Nathaniel Hutchinson
    Research Manager
  • Olivia Chalfin
    Paralegal
  • Olivia Barnes
    Policy Administrator
  • Patrick Morris
    Staff Accountant
  • Phoebe Jones
    Case Analyst
  • Prama Verma
    Manager, Development & Network Capacity Building
  • Rachel Gaudreau
    Paralegal
  • Ricardo Hernandez
    Director of Digital Fundraising
  • Richard Washington
    IT Coordinator
  • Robyn Trent Jefferson
    Senior Paralegal, Post-conviction Litigation Fellowship Program
  • Rodney Roberts
    Re-entry Coach
  • Sarah Jean-Charles
    Legal Assistant
  • Shabel Castro
    Foderaro Post-conviction Litigation Fellow
  • Shirley Wu
    Innocence Network Coordinator
  • Shoshanah Kennedy
    Manager of Events and Engagement
  • Simran Sohal
    Senior Case Analyst
  • Stacey Anderson
    Legal Policy Analyst
  • Susan Hyon
    Executive Manager and Board Liaison
  • Suzanne Salamy
    Director of Social Work
  • Tania Brief
    Senior Strategic Litigation Counsel, Forensics
  • Tebah Browne
    Forensic Science Policy Specialist
  • Timothy Gumkowski
    Staff Attorney
  • Ummer Ali
    Social Worker
  • Vanessa Meterko
    Research Manager
  • Vanessa Ortiz
    Assistant Director of Organizational Development
  • Vanessa Potkin
    Director of Special Litigation
  • Walter Katz
    Director of Policy
  • William Woods
    Director of Intake & Case Evaluation
  • Winnie Ye
    State Policy Advocate
  • Yosha Gunasekera
    Staff Attorney, Intake Strategic Initiatives
  • Ysabel Coss
    Donor Relations and Stewardship Coordinator
  • Zawar Ahmed
    Paralegal
  • Zeus Rivera
    People and Culture Manager

Thank You

Our work to free wrongly convicted people, fix the broken systems that robbed them of their freedom, and advance the innocence movement is only possible because of your unwavering support. We are sincerely thankful for your commitment to our cause and shared pursuit of justice.

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