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Aknew Approach Incorporated

Mission: We aim to empower and equip Black and Brown youth and their families who have been impacted by the Criminal Justice System.

• Community Mental Health Center

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Blw Integrity Center

The Integrity Center What We Do Matters Who We Are Mission Statement The Integrity Center empowers and supports incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals and their families.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

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New Beginnings Alliance Inc

Bridging release to reentry for successful second chances.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

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Washington Innocence Project

WE FREE INNOCENT PEOPLE FROM PRISON. -- Innocent people are often convicted of crimes they don’t commit.

National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild, Inc.

The National Immigration Project provides legal/technical support to immigration attorneys, community activists, advocates, and immigrant communities, while promoting justice in the criminal system, and at the intersection of criminal and immigration law.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

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Annapolis Immigration Justice Network

We connect unaccompanied and separated children, families fleeing violence, and other indigent Anne Arundel County residents to immigration legal counsel and related support services.

LEGAL RIGHTS CENTER

A law FIrm of and for the People Mission Our mission is to work with our communities to seek justice and promote racial equity for those to whom it has been historically denied.

• Civil Liberties Advocacy

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NORTH CAROLINA CENTER ON ACTUAL

Identify, Investigate, and Advance Toward Truth in Justice North Carolina Center on Actual Innocence Identify Investigate and Litigate Credible Claims of Innocence Alex Trogdon has been incarcerated since 2010 for a crime that never happened Charles Wakefield Jr.

• Legal Services

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NEW ENGLAND INNOCENCE PROJECT

The New England Innocence Project fights for people & communities harmed by the criminal legal system Your Custom Text Here Join the fight to end wrongful convictions The New England Innocence Project has been fighting to end wrongful convictions for more than 20 years.