WE’RE IN IT TOGETHER.
Our organization was founded by an exoneree on a mission to establish and provide the resources that he never had access to when he was released after spending 17 years in prison. We are here to heal and support each other as we transition from life in prison to following our deferred dreams. Together we will overcome, excel and inspire.
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to meet the immediate needs of exonerees by helping to heal the debilitating spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical effects of being wrongfully incarcerated and to affect policy change for restoration and the righting of wrongs.
JUSTICE FOR EXONEREES
Today, countless exonerees need your help to rebuild the lives taken away from them. Exonerees have no federal guarantee of remuneration or support to help them rebuild their lives. That’s why we are here, and that’s why we need you.
GIVE
Every exoneree has their own unique experience.
Here you can get to know the stories of life after wrongful imprisonment.
Roynes Dural
Roynes Dural was wrongfully convicted and served 8 years for a crime that he did not commit. WOULD YOU LIKE TO SHARE YOUR STORY? We’d…
Julie Baumer
Julie Baumer was wrongfully convicted in 2005 and served 4 years for a crime that she did not commit. View here to learn more about her…
Kevin Green
Kevin Green was wrongfully convicted for murder in 1980 and served 16 years for a crime that he did not commit…
Stolen Lives by Bill Richards
Stolen Lives by Bill Richards Bill Richards was wrongfully convicted for...
Zavion Johnson
Zavion Johnson was 18 years old when he was convicted a crime that he did not commit in 2002, as a result of misleading forensic evidence…
WELCOME TO EXONERATED NATION
WELCOME TO EXONERATED NATION By Obie Anthony: In 1995 I was convicted of...
WOULD YOU LIKE TO SHARE YOUR STORY?
We’d like to invite you to share your story with us. While sharing your story is emotionally charged, it can also be healing.
By sharing your story you are providing concrete support to other exonerees, and educating Californians about the crisis of wrongful conviction.
