You can get involved and help us take critical and time sensitive action in Florida jails and prisons today. We need your help. There are dozens of ways to contribute to the freeing the wrongfully convicted and advocating for reform in all levels of the criminal legal system. It is vital that we join together to be heard and advocate for the vulnerable in prison. Especially now. Below we have laid out a few of the most urgent calls to action and ways you can get involved.
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The Innocence Project of Florida’s mission is to find and free the innocent in Florida prisons, help those who have been released rebuild their lives and work to prevent wrongful convictions from happening in the future.
Women represent a growing proportion of those wrongfully convicted and exonerated in America and a majority of those fighting to right wrongful convictions. In this program, we talk with Kate Judson, Executive Director of the Center for Integrity in Forensic Sciences, about the wrongfully convicted women who have been the focus of her efforts to free the innocent. We’ll also learn about how being a woman working in the trenches of innocence work has been vital to Kate’s success. We hope you can join us for this deep dive.
An in-depth interview with IPF’s friend and newly freed client Amanda Brumfield, who spent nearly a decade in prison convicted of a tragedy that was never a crime. Home since September, Amanda shares her perspectives on concerns specific to women in prison and issues of innocence among stories similar to her own.
Kelleigh Helm hosts Inside Innocence and IPF Executive Director Seth Miller joins us to interview our client Amanda Brumfield.
Reggie Garcia, Clemency Attorney, and Seth Miller, IPF Executive Director share actions that can be taken in Florida by various entities to try and mitigate the damage of COVID-19 to the thousands of incarcerated individuals and facilities staff throughout the State of Florida. Resources from this discussion and the playback are available below.
Opinion Editorial on Conditional Medical Release: