After two decades in prison, Jadaw received his second chance. A mentor to younger prisoners during his incarceration, he is already employed and is making a positive impact in his new community
At 18, Alisha was given a sentence that would have kept her in prison for most of her life. She received her second chance at an age where she will have the opportunity to build a career and start her own family
On June 25th we brought Alex home after 46 years in prison. Today he is gainfully employed and can use a smart phone
When Terrance was 17, he received a life without parole sentence. After 27 years in prison, he received his second chance. Another example that children are not disposable
Willie was 17 when he was given a life without parole sentence. After 28 years in prison, he received his second chance. He is looking forward to using his trades skills to build his new life
Parole Project celebrated Second Chance Week from April 21–25 with a series of events, media appearances, and community conversations focused on the people who help
Louisiana Parole Project clients have ridden nearly 5,000 miles in six months on electric bikes thanks to a multi-agency partnership that enhances workforce development and