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

By Nina Mansilla and Jaia Robinson During this Black History Month, we not only celebrate the progress and achievements of Black Americans in the United States, but also reflect on the histories of injustice that have shaped our society today. Here in Florida, one of the clearest early examples of racial injustice within the criminal legal system is the case of the Groveland Four. In 1949, four Black men, Ernest Thomas, Charles Greenlee, Samuel Shepherd, and Walter Irvin, wer