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Equal Justice Initiative Partners with Communities to Promote a Better Understanding of Lynchings in the United States
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Historic Presidential Town Hall on Criminal Justice Reform Held at Eastern State Penitentiary
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Innocence Project Joins Advocacy Efforts for Wrongfully Convicted in New York State
In The News
Oklahoma Governor Grants Nearly 500 Commutations in One Day
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Equal Justice Initiative Partners with Communities to Promote a Better Understanding of Lynchings in the United States
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Historic Presidential Town Hall on Criminal Justice Reform Held at Eastern State Penitentiary
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Innocence Project Joins Advocacy Efforts for Wrongfully Convicted in New York State
About Us
The Art for Justice Fund is disrupting mass incarceration by funding artists and advocates working together to reform our criminal justice system.
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Bard Prison Initiative
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New York Women’s Foundation
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Operation Restoration
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Illinois Humanities Council
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Prosecutor Impact
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National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform
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Los Angeles County Arts Commission
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ART 180
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Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
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WriteGirl
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Arts for Incarcerated Youth Network
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Essie Justice Group
News
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A Powerful New Exhibit Highlights Women’s Challenges in the Criminal Justice System
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Rehabilitation Through The Arts and Its Work to Bring Hope to Incarcerated Individuals Profiled on the Today Show
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Bryan Stevenson Talks Race, Mass Incarceration and the Legacy of Slavery in the NYT Magazine
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2018 Fall Grant Recipients Announced
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Titus Kaphar Named a 2018 MacArthur ‘Genius’ Fellow
Stories
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Kalief Browder and Mass Incarceration’s Deadly Price
The anniversary of Kalief Browder’s suicide and recent studies on the health impacts of the criminal justice system are reminders of the unfairness of bail and the numerous long-term impacts incarceration has on people and their families.
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Bryan Stevenson and the Memorial to Victims of Lynching
The Equal Justice Initiative's Bryan Stevenson discusses why he created a lynching memorial and legacy museum and says we need to reconcile with our history of lynching if we want to move forward on criminal justice reform.
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Detained or Diverted: Finding Better Paths for Kids
This week, a look at why children in foster care are more likely to end up incarcerated, how Kentucky is lowering its youth incarceration rate, and how a mentoring program in Connecticut is helping incarcerated youth reenter society.
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