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WHO WE ARE

Founded in 2004, The Freedom Project is a  501c3 non-profit organization that  serves wrongfully convicted persons in the prison system to obtain freedom.

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Our Objective

To assist innocent    men and women with legal representation  where DNA is not involved, for crimes they did not commit.​

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A 501c3 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

Working To Free The Wrongfully Convicted

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DEMANDING FREEDOM NOW

The judicial system often traps men and women into prison for crimes they did not commit due to lack of adequate representation. Usually those individuals are incarcerated for over twenty (20) years; and unfortunately, some die while still incarcerated.

 

That's where organizations like The Freedom Project come into play to bridge the gap and be a representative of the wrongfully incarcerated. Our goal is to assist with legal representation, media exposure (news and documentaries), investigation and thorough research. 

JUSTICE FOR MARK SANDERS

WHO WE ARE
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WE ARE THE

CHANGEMAKERS

Our challenge has not only been to set the wrongfully convicted free, but to also change the laws that prohibit them from being compensated, and helping them re-adjust back into society and live normal productive lives with their children and families.

INNOCENCE ORGANIZATIONS MAKING A DIFFERENCE

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143

Innocent men and women freed

70.6%

Exonerations based on perjury or false accusations

13.3

Years lost per exoneree

67

of 143 exonerations received representation from IO's

LATEST

NEWS.

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More than half of all wrongful criminal convictions are caused by government misconduct, study finds

Misconduct can be intentional or unintentional, but either way innocent people are found guilty

SOURCE: THE WASHINGTON POST

Report: Official misconduct to blame in bevy of wrongful convictions

Three years ago, the National Registry of Exonerations released a study of the role race plays in wrongful convictions and concluded innocent Black people were more likely to be wrongfully convicted...

SOURCE: THE DETROIT NEWS

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