Meet Our New Staff | October 2022
Parole Project added four new staff members over the past few months as organization continues to grow. We recently filled
October 20, 2022
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Parole Project added four new staff members over the past few months as organization continues to grow. We recently filled
Louisiana Parole Project traveled to Washington, D.C. in early September to recognize the 10th anniversary of the Supreme Court’s landmark Miller
Louisiana Parole Project hosted our second annual Redemption Luncheon on Tuesday, August 30, at the Renaissance Hotel with nearly 350 community
Welcome home Joe! After 40 years of incarceration, Joe Daigle was granted parole on July 19 and became the 300th client
The Just Trust, a justice reform grant-making initiative, announced that Parole Project is among the first group of recipients for its State by State Campaign grants. The Just Trust tapped 34 organizations in four states to help grow and stabilize state-level advocacy infrastructure for durable criminal justice policy reform. Just Trust is investing in organizations working to build a more equitable, humane, and dignified engine of public safety.
WHEN PAROLE PROJECT BEGAN PROVIDING CLIENTS WITH REPRESENTATION at parole and clemency hearings in 2017, we did so utilizing the combined
Parole Project is pleased to announce that Kelly Garrett has joined our staff as Deputy Director for Client Services. This is
Do you remember the early 1970’s? What about the 1960’s? For those who do you will likely remember those years as a time of great change.
WORKING IN CONJUNCTION WITH NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT ATTORNEY Jason Williams and his civil rights division, Parole Project successfully won the release of the first two 10/6 lifers who, at the time of their conviction, were told they would serve a maximum of 10 years and six months but who remained in prison for more than 50 years.
Tiger Prison Project (TPP) is a student-led organization at Louisiana State University (LSU) dedicated to ending mass incarceration, improving the lives of those it has affected, and promoting fair and effective alternatives.
July 15, 2021, was Freddie’s first day of freedom in 33 years and it was a day that he will never forget.
