During Second Chance Month, we gathered in community for a powerful and necessary conversation about what life after incarceration truly looks like. Centering the voices of directly impacted leaders, this webinar created space not just for storytelling, but for truth, reflection, and a deeper understanding of what it takes to rebuild. Tanaine Jenkins, Stephanie Spurgeon, Marquis McKenzie, Steven Mangual, and Julius Irving Freedom Is Only the Beginning For many, the idea of ju

March is Social Work Month, a time to recognize the compassion, expertise, and advocacy that social workers bring to communities across the country. At the Innocence Project of Florida (IPF), social work is not just an added service. It is a core part of how we support people who have endured the unimaginable: years, sometimes decades, of wrongful incarceration. Freedom is powerful, but freedom alone is not enough. People who are wrongfully convicted experience a unique and p

This April, we'll be hitting the road! In recognition of Second Chance Month , we are launching a statewide effort designed to bring communities together around justice, healing, and the importance of second chances. Through conversations, community gatherings, and opportunities for collective action, this initiative aims to deepen public understanding of the realities of incarceration while helping build pathways toward restoration and opportunity. Second Chance Month is a