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Despite facing a challenging legal landscape in FY23, the Innocence Project made huge strides in advancing criminal and racial justice. Hear more from our Executive Director Christina Swarns.

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Christina Swarns

Restoring Freedom

Supported by co-counsel, advocates, and donors, we harnessed the power of science to correct decades-old injustices for six clients in FY23.

John Galvan

Exonerated: July 2022
Time served: 35 years

John Galvan spent more than three decades in prison after he, as well as several others, was wrongly convicted of a1986 apartment fire in Chicago that killed two brothers. Mr. Galvan’s conviction was based on eyewitness misidentification, faulty arson science, and a false confession. Appeals by the Innocence Project, The Exoneration Project, and the Cook County Public Defender revealed new evidence, including developments in arson science, that led to his exoneration. Mr. Galvan has since enjoyed a life of independence, and even purchased his own car. He is represented by the Innocence Project.

Darrill Williams

Darrill Henry

Exonerated: January 2023
Time served: 15 years

Darrill Henry was raising an 8-year-old daughter and 6-year-old son when he was arrested for a double murder in New Orleans. Tried for capital murder based exclusively on eyewitness misidentification, he was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. The judge who presided over his original trial vacated his conviction in 2020 based on DNA evidence that excluded Mr. Henry, and, in 2023, the Orleans Parish District Attorney’s office dropped all charges. Mr. Henry has been spending time with his children, who are now in their 20s. He was represented by the Innocence Project; the Orleans Parish Public Defenders Office; Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison; and the Law Office of Letty S. Di Giulio.

Herman Williams

Exonerated: September 2022
Time served: 29 years

Herman Williams, a decorated member of the U.S. Navy, was wrongly convicted of the 1993 murder of his ex-wife in Waukegan, Illinois, based largely on scientifically unsupported forensic pathology testimony, an inadequate defense, a fabricated confession, and police and prosecutorial misconduct. Advanced DNA testing excluded Mr. Williams as the attacker. Now free, he operates a handyman business. Mr. Williams was represented by the Innocence Project and the Illinois Innocence Project.

Ian Schweitzer

Exonerated: january 2023
Time served: 25 years

In February 2000, Ian Schweitzer was wrongly convicted of a 1991 rape and murder based on unreliable jailhouse informant testimony — despite DNA results excluding him from the rape kit. Post-conviction DNA testing on additional items from the rape kit and a shirt found at the crime scene further confirmed his innocence, along with newly discovered evidence showing the State used unreliable bitemark evidence in its investigation, and newly presented tire tread evidence. After reuniting with his family, Mr. Schweitzer moved into his own apartment and participated in multiple fishing competitions. He was represented by the Innocence Project and the Hawaii Innocence Project.

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Norberto Peets

Exonerated: May 2023
Time served: 26 years

Norberto Peets was wrongly convicted of a 1996 shooting in New York after a police officer identified him as the gunman. He was sentenced to 30 years in prison. He was exonerated after strong evidence of an alternate suspect, medical reinvestigation, and post-conviction DNA testing confirmed his innocence. Since his release, Mr. Peets has moved into his own home and reconnected with his daughter and son, who were young children at the time of his wrongful conviction. He was represented by the Innocence Project.

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Tyrone Day

Exonerated: May 2023
Time served: 26 years

Tyrone Day was just 19 years old when he was arrested for a 1990 sexual assault in Dallas based on eyewitness misidentification. Though he firmly maintained his innocence, he pleaded guilty after his attorney erroneously advised him that a plea deal would enable him to be released on parole after four years in prison. DNA testing later excluded Mr. Day as the attacker. Today, Mr. Day is a system manager and lead horticulturist at Restorative Farms, which he helped found. He was represented by the Innocence Project, the Innocence Project of Texas, and Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP.

John Galvan

Exonerated: JULY 2022
Time served: 35 Years

John Galvan spent more than three decades in prison after he, and several others, was wrongly convicted of a 1986 apartment fire in Chicago that killed two brothers. Mr. Galvan’s conviction was based on eyewitness misidentification, faulty arson science, and a false confession. Appeals by the Innocence Project, The Exoneration Project, and the Cook County Public Defender revealed new evidence, including developments in arson science, that led to his exoneration. Mr. Galvan now enjoys a life of independence, including purchasing his own car. He was represented by the Innocence Project.

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Darrill Henry

Exonerated: January 2023
Time served: 15 Years

Darrill Henry was raising an 8-year-old daughter and 6-year-old son when he was arrested for a double murder in New Orleans. Tried for capital murder based exclusively on eyewitness misidentification, he was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. The judge who presided over his original trial vacated his conviction in 2020 based on DNA evidence that excluded Mr. Henry, and, in 2023, the Orleans Parish District Attorney’s office dropped all charges. Mr. Henry has been spending time with his children, who are now in their 20s. He was represented by the Innocence Project; the Orleans Parish Public Defenders Office; Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison; and the Law Office of Letty S. Di Giulio.

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Herman Williams

Exonerated: September 2022
Time served: 29 Years

Herman Williams, a decorated member of the U.S. Navy, was wrongly convicted of the 1993 murder of his ex-wife in Waukegan, Illinois, based largely on scientifically unsupported forensic pathology testimony, an inadequate defense, a fabricated confession, and police and prosecutorial misconduct. Advanced DNA testing excluded Mr. Williams as the attacker. Now free, he operates a handyman business. Mr. Williams was represented by the Innocence Project and the Illinois Innocence Project.

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Ian Schweitzer

Exonerated: January 2023
Time served: 25 Years

In February 2000, Ian Schweitzer was wrongly convicted of a 1991 rape and murder based on unreliable jailhouse informant testimony — despite DNA results excluding him from the rape kit. Post-conviction DNA testing on additional items from the rape kit and a shirt found at the crime scene further confirmed his innocence, along with newly discovered evidence showing the State used unreliable bitemark evidence in its investigation, and newly presented tire tread evidence. After reuniting with his family, Mr. Schweitzer moved into his own apartment and participated in multiple fishing competitions. He was represented by the Innocence Project and the Hawaii Innocence Project.

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Norberto Peets

Exonerated: May 2023
Time served: 26 Years

Norberto Peets was wrongly convicted of a 1996 shooting in New York after a police officer identified him as the gunman. He was sentenced to 30 years in prison. He was exonerated after strong evidence of an alternate suspect, medical reinvestigation, and post-conviction DNA testing confirmed his innocence. Since his release, Mr. Peets has moved into his own home and reconnected with his daughter and son, who were young children at the time of his wrongful conviction. He was represented by the Innocence Project.

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Tyrone Day

Exonerated: May 2023
Time served: 26 Years

Tyrone Day was just 19 years old when he was arrested for a 1990 sexual assault in Dallas based on eyewitness misidentification. Though he firmly maintained his innocence, he pleaded guilty after his attorney erroneously advised him that a plea deal would enable him to be released on parole after four years in prison. DNA testing later excluded Mr. Day as the attacker. Today, Mr. Day is a system manager and lead horticulturist at Restorative Farms, which he helped found. He was represented by the Innocence Project, the Innocence Project of Texas, and Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP.

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John Galvan

Darrill Henry

Herman Williams

Ian Schweitzer

Norberto Peets

Tyrone Day

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Remembering Calvin C. Johnson Jr.

In January 2023, we mourned the passing of our founding board member and exoneree Calvin C. Johnson Jr.

Mr. Johnson was an author, activist, and a pioneer in the innocence movement who was wrongly convicted in 1983 by an all-white jury of a rape and burglary he did not commit. He served 16 years in prison before he was exonerated by DNA testing. Following his exoneration, he continued to be an advocate for wrongly convicted people, speaking across the nation to advance our organization’s mission, serving on our board, chairing the board of the Georgia Innocence Project, and sharing his experience in his book Exit to Freedom.

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Transforming Systems

We focused our efforts in courts, statehouses, and Congress to confront the causes of wrongful conviction, including racial bias, eyewitness misidentification, police misconduct, and more.

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Colorado

Made statements and admissions by juveniles inadmissible in court when police deception was used during custodial interrogations

In conjunction with the Korey Wise Innocence Project, we ensured that wrongfully convicted Coloradans can access DNA testing to prove their innocence.

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Connecticut
In partnership with the ACLU of Connecticut

Passed significant reform of interrogation tactics, including a ban on police deception in the interrogation of juveniles

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Hugh Bailey: Stopping the scourge of false confessions
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Opinion: The false choice between deceit and public safety
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Delaware
In partnership with Innocence Project Delaware and the Delaware Office of Defense Services

Banned police deception in the interrogation of juveniles

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State lawmakers to vote on self-incrimination protections for young people detained by police
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District of Columbia
In partnership with the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia

Strengthened the city’s crime lab as an independent entity with increased accountability measures and a newly empowered scientific advisory board

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Indiana
Provided support to the Indiana Public Defender Council

Made statements and admissions by juveniles inadmissible in court when police deception was used during custodial interrogations

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Montana
Provided support to the Montana Innocence Project

Reformed eyewitness identification practices, including requiring the blind administration of lineups and providing instructions to eyewitnesses

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Nevada
In partnership with the Rocky Mountain Innocence Center

Made statements and admissions by juveniles inadmissible in court when police deception was used during custodial interrogations

Established tracking system for the use of jailhouse informants and standardized the discovery requirements for their use

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Proposals on jailhouse informants, lying to children during interrogations advance in Carson City
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Commentary: Protect Nevadans by regulating unreliable jailhouse informants
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New Jersey

Established police certification program to improve accountability for law enforcement officers

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New York

Built a pathway to seek relief for people who — without the benefit of DNA — pleaded guilty; created a mechanism for people to return to court based on changes in science; and more*

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Advocates push Hochul on Challenging Wrongful Convictions Act
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The Editorial Board: Law would help New York by helping the wrongfully convicted
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North Dakota

Passed law that will create commission to study the recording of interrogations

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Texas
In partnership with the Innocence Project of Texas

Amended compensation law to extend health care benefits to exoneree dependents and spouses

Banned evidence obtained by forensic hypnosis from trial

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Texas bans testimony based on police ‘investigative hypnosis’ in criminal trials
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Utah
In partnership with the Rocky Mountain Innocence Center

Regulated the use of investigative forensic genetic genealogy and established oversight for third-party collection of samples

Tackling Unreliable Forensic Practices

We submitted an amicus brief that successfully urged the admission of expert testimony on false confessions in the retrial of Andrew Krivak, who was convicted of a 1994 murder and rape in New York. Mr. Krivak was eventually acquitted after a jury determined that a statement he had signed implicating himself was a false confession. 

We participated as amici in a Washington robbery case that led to the Washington Supreme Court ordering the state’s trial courts to consider new scientific research when determining the suggestiveness and reliability of eyewitness identifications.

After a New York judge ordered a new trial for Prakash Churaman, who was convicted of murder based on an unreliable confession and “earwitness” testimony, we assisted with the defense counsel’s successful effort to exclude both pieces of evidence during pre-trial hearings. The district attorney later dropped murder charges against him, leading to his exoneration. 

Together with co-counsel, we filed a civil rights lawsuit against Mississippi officials on behalf of Jocelyn McLean, who was wrongly charged and jailed for the death of her newborn daughter based on fabricated evidence by forensic pathologists. 

A Colorado court ordered a new trial for our client Jimmy Genrich, after an extensive post-conviction hearing demonstrated the lack of reliability and scientific validity of the toolmark matching evidence that was used to convict him of a series of bombings over 30 years ago. 

In a New Jersey case, we participated as amicus, obtaining a court order mandating disclosure of discovery relating to facial recognition software used to identify people who have been accused of a crime. 

In a Maryland case, we participated as amicus and won a decision in the Maryland Supreme Court precluding firearm toolmark analysts from testifying to a conclusive identification between pieces of fired ammunition.

Advancing The Movement

As we strive to truly transform our criminal legal system, we partnered with innocence organizations, advocates, and supporters to expand the reach of the innocence movement.

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Just Data Conference

We hosted our first-ever “Just Data: Advancing the Innocence Movement” conference, a virtual gathering that fosters dialogue between innocence practitioners and social scientists to address research gaps, better serve our clients, and advance legal reforms.
A photo collage of speakers for the 2023 Speaker Bureau

Speakers Bureau

In FY23, we expanded our Speakers Bureau, securing more than 150 engagements that connected schools, colleges, organizations, and companies across the world with our wrongful conviction experts.
A photo collage of participants at the Innocence Network Conference

Innocence Network Conference

We celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Innocence Network Conference, which brought together a record-breaking number – nearly 1,200! – of innocence organization staff members, advocates, freed and exonerated people, and their family members.

Digital Engagement

We continued to produce compelling content on our social media platforms, garnering more than 29 million views in total and expanding our audiences by nearly 50,000 followers across all platforms.

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2023 Celebration of Freedom and Justice

Board Member Brett Hart (center) and his United Airlines team with Midwest Innocence Project client Ricky Kidd (second from left) and the Innocence Project staff at the Innocence Project Gala on May 11, 2023 (Image: Matthew Adams Photography/Innocence Project)
Sharonne Salaam (left), the co-founder of Justice 4 the Wrongfully Incarcerated and the mother of Board Member Yusef Salaam, poses for the camera ahead of the start of the Innocence Project Gala, which honored her on May 11, 2023. (Image: Matthew Adams Photography/Innocence Project)
The Innocence Project Gala took place at Cipriani Wall Street on May 11, 2023. (Image: Matthew Adams Photography/Innocence Project)
Exoneree John Galvan hugs Executive Director Christina Swarns at the Innocence Project Gala on May 11, 2023. (Matthew Adams Photography/Innocence Project)
Actor and singer Christopher Jackson performs at the Innocence Project Gala on May 11, 2023. (Image: Matthew Adams Photography/Innocence Project)
Board Member Sara Naison-Tarajano (left) speaks at the Innocence Project Gala alongside Board Member Brett Hart (right) on May 11, 2023. (Image: Matthew Adams Photography/Innocence Project)
The Resistance Revival Chorus sings at the Innocence Project Gala on May 11, 2023. (Image: Matthew Adams Photography/Innocence Project)
Exonerated and freed people attend the Innocence Project Gala on May 11, 2023. From left to right: Robert DuBoise, Nathaniel Barnett, Anthony Dixon, Norberto Peets, John Galvan, Michelle Murphy, Termaine Hicks, Ron Jacobsen, Belynda Goff, Herman Williams, and Ian Schweitzer. (Photo: Matthew Adams Photography/Innocence Project)
Exoneree Huwe Burton shares his stoy at the Innocence Project Gala on May 11, 2023. (Image: Matthew Adams Photography/Innocence Project)

2023 Celebration of Freedom and Justice

On May 11, 2023, we celebrated the annual Innocence Project Gala — “A Celebration of Freedom and Justice.” With an impressive turnout of over 700 guests, the highlight of the gala was the introduction of our exonerees, who were met with an electrifying standing ovation from the audience.

This extraordinary evening co-chaired by Sara Naison-Tarajano and Steven Alan Reiss raised over $2 million. The success of this year’s gala is a testament to the unwavering commitment of both our exonerees and the dedicated individuals working tirelessly to forge a more equitable and just criminal legal system for all.

Gala Honorees
The Tananbaum Family accepting an award

The Tananbaum Family

Board Member Andrew Tananbaum, Dorothy Tananbaum, JoBeth Abecassis, Zoe Bernstein, and Tanner Tananbaum

For nearly 20 years, the Tananbaum family has shown an unwavering commitment to our mission. Their steadfast support has played a pivotal role in our efforts to secure justice for the wrongfully convicted, bringing hope and transformation to countless lives. Their dedication serves as a beacon of inspiration for all who champion the cause of justice and exoneration.

Sharonne Salaam accepted an award from Christina Swarns

Sharonne Salaam

Prison and Human Rights Advocate, Co-founder of Justice 4 The Wrongfully Incarcerated, and Mother of Exonerated Five and Board Member Yusef Salaam

Ms. Salaam is an inspiring advocate for criminal legal reform with an unwavering dedication to the cause. As the mother of Yusef Salaam, a member of the Exonerated Five who was wrongfully convicted for the rape of a Central Park jogger, she has used her personal experience to raise awareness about the flaws in the criminal legal system. Her tireless efforts have not only brought attention to wrongful convictions, but also provided hope and support to countless individuals seeking justice.

Calvin John's sisters accepting the award on his behalf

Calvin Johnson

Founding Board Member and Exoneree, Awarded Posthumously

Mr. Johnson’s enduring legacy left a profound impact on the Innocence Project. A founding board member of the Innocence Project, he embodied the organization's core values of resilience and perseverance. He also personally experienced the injustice of wrongful conviction, and his journey from exoneree to advocate was nothing short of remarkable. Mr. Johnson’s sisters, Judith Cheryl Johnson and Tara Burkett, accepted his award on his behalf.

Statement of Activities — FY23

(excluding pro bono activities)

Revenue

Revenue

Individuals
 $18,312,787 62%
Foundations
 $6,355,937 22%
Corporations
 $1,833,514 6%
Events
 $1,166,206 4%
Yeshiva
 $310,000 1%
Investments
 $1,129,847 4%
Other Income
 $442,098 1%
Total Revenue $29,550,389

Expenditures

Expenditures

Program
 $19,462,254 74%
Management & General
 $6,355,937 14%
Fundraising
 $3,071,727 12%
Total Expenditures $26,212,682

Expenses by Department

Expenses by Department

Communications
 $2,955,508 11%
Development
 $2,791,181 11%
Executive
 $2,484,436 9%
Finance
 $1,701,172 6%
Human Resources
 $1,477,510 6%
Intake
 $2,398,892 9%
Network Support Unit
 $1,871,062 7%
Policy
 $3,298,658 13%
Post-conviction Litigation
 $4,304,123 16%
Data Science & Research
 $552,818 2%
Social Work
 $929,363 4%
Strategic Litigation
 $1,447,959 6%
Total Expenditures $26,212,682
FISCAL YEAR 2023 DONORS
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  • Lakeshore Foundation
  • Frank Quattrone and Denise Foderaro
  • The Scarlet Feather Fund
  • $5,000,000+
  • Anonymous (1)
  • Meyer Foundation
  • $250,000+
  • Brad Garlinghouse
  • Burt Podbere and Donna Segal
  • Kaitlyn and Benjamin Zigrang
  • $100,000+
  • Anonymous (4)
  • The Altman Family Foundation, Inc.
  • Charles K. Edmondson, Jr. Foundation
  • Thomas and Evon Cooper
  • The Doris and Stanley Tananbaum Foundation
  • John and Renee Grisham
  • Wyc Grousbeck and Emilia Fazzalari
  • Agnes Gund
  • Kaphan Foundation
  • Sara Naison-Tarajano
  • Neukom Family Foundation
  • The Panonica Foundation
  • PARC Foundation
  • $50,000 — $99,999
  • Anonymous (4)
  • George and Danielle Boutros
  • Bulova Stetson Fund
  • David Cross
  • Pat and Pam Dollard
  • The Dreitzer Foundation, Inc.
  • Dallas and Richard Garbee
  • Kathy Greenberg
  • Barbara Hanania
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  • Wendy Nacht and John Motulsky
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  • Kathy Parsons
  • Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust
  • Karen and Bret Taylor
  • Victoria R. Ward
  • The William B. Wiener Jr. Foundation
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  • Steven Maass
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  • Morton Social Justice Giving Fund
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  • Peter Neufeld and Adele Bernhard
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  • Vered Rabia, Esq.
  • Jeffrey Kenneth Roberts
  • Julian Salisbury
  • Barry Scheck and Dorothy Rick
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  • Erika Steiner
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  • Lynne Coffin and Alan Schlosser
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  • Peter Flom
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  • Frederick V. Davis Jr. Living Trust
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  • Glenn Fuhrman
  • Marianne Gabel and Donald Lateiner
  • Joan Galvin
  • John Alair-Garcia
  • Stuart Gelwarg and Karen Lipkind
  • Mary Lou Giesler
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  • Kim Haglund
  • Barbara Harris
  • Head Family Foundation
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  • Holtzman Family Foundation
  • I.L. Cohen Foundation
  • The Ira N. Langsan & Lillian Langsan Philanthropic Fund
  • Ron and Debbie Jabalee
  • Tyler and Stephanie Jackson
  • Jala Dollar Fund
  • Dana Jones
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  • K&F Baxter Family Foundation
  • Eleanor Kagan
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  • Mallory Nicholson
  • John O'Farrell and Gloria Principe
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  • Prometheus Charitable Trust
  • Public Welfare Foundation, Inc.
  • Raffiani Family Foundation
  • Steven Reiss and Mary Mattingly
  • The River Foundation
  • Robert & Shirley Harris Family Foundation
  • Gina Robins
  • Nicole Ross
  • Jessica Roth and Ben Lawsky
  • Paul Russo
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  • Stephen and Patsy Schulte
  • Silver Mountain Foundation for the Arts
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  • Adam Stephens
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  • Maricielo Tamayo
  • Taylor Family Charitable Fund
  • Teach A Man To Fish Foundation
  • Teaumen & Grace Fuite Foundation
  • Stephen and Merly Tenberg
  • Trocadero Holdings, Inc.
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  • Wechsler Foundation
  • Andrew Weil
  • Adam and Beth Weissman
  • William Ewing Foundation
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  • Greg and Colleen Wilson
  • Karen Wilson
  • Tobey Wodder
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  • Phil Younis
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  • Tricia Akinwande
  • Tina Albertson
  • Mary Elizabeth Alexander
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  • James Anderson
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  • Stephanie Cohen
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  • Randall Doser
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  • Shelley and James Fishkin
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  • Heidrun Friedrich
  • Rupert Friend
  • Peter Frishauf and Katherine Rice
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  • The Gage Fund
  • Keith Gee
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  • John Gerlach
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  • Daniel Karraker
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  • Nancy Kronheim
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  • Leaves of Grass Fund
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  • Marya Foundation
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  • Quercus Foundation
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  • Sandpiper Fund, Inc.
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  • $2,500 — $4,999
  • Anonymous (61)
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  • Dedrick Family Foundation
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  • Nancy Doll
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    • $1,000 — $2,499
    • Anonymous (316)
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    • Tony Cooper
    • The Copeland Charitable Fund
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    • Dupper Family Giving
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    • Hart Family Foundation
    • Kenneth Hart
    • Hon. Brenda Harvin-Forte
    • Robert Hasday
    • Ann Hatfield
    • William and Susanne Hatzman
    • Jill Haug
    • Karl and Billi Haug
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    • Bruce L. Heflinger
    • Allan Heinberg
    • Helen Keeler Burke Charitable Foundation
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    • Matthew Jones
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    • Joy Shahriari Family Fund
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    • June Foundation
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    • Donna Kenton
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    • Kim and Andrew D. Busch Family Foundation
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    • Knobel-Piehl Charitable Account
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Kaitlyn and Ben Zigrang

Kaitlyn and Ben Zigrang

Kaitlyn and Benjamin Zigrang have supported the Innocence Project since 2021 through generous contributions and gifts in support of our annual gala. In September 2023, they hosted an exoneree at their restaurant to raise awareness about wrongful convictions. The Zigrangs are entrepreneurs raising their young family in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Kaitlyn: We came to the Innocence Project during a time when there was a lot of awareness being raised around racial justice issues. We researched organizations that were doing meaningful racial justice work and how we could get involved. We found the Innocence Project and were so inspired by the work.

Benjamin: We were having difficult and eye-opening conversations with our friends of color about their experiences and their family members’ experiences during incidents like traffic stops. It galvanized us to be part of the solution.

Kaitlyn: We want to show our children that they can be a positive force in the world, and create a memory of their parents as people who stand up to injustice. We are very aware of Tulsa’s history and the legacy of the race massacre here. That history informs our entrepreneurship and our philanthropy. Giving to the Innocence Project allows us to contribute to a more just and hopeful future.

Benjamin: I am hopeful that one day we can fulfill the American promise of liberty and justice for all, and the Innocence Project’s work gets us closer to that. We spent a lot of time with Oklahoma exoneree Michelle Murphy at the Innocence Project event last year [and she came to our restaurant, Inheritance Kitchen + Juicery, to tell her story]. As a native Oklahoman, it’s important to me to bring exonerees’ stories of injustice to my community, and for my neighbors to understand that wrongful convictions happen in our own backyard.

Kaitlyn: The Innocence Project is an organization that restores people’s hope. And it gives people who were wrongfully incarcerated the power and the platform to tell their stories. Those people are transforming the systems that lead to wrongful convictions. The Innocence Project’s work is extraordinary.

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  • Joanne Joseph
    Human Resources Manager of Recruitment
  • Jonathon Burne
    Senior Case Analyst
  • Joseph Martinez
    Data Solutions Manager
  • Joseph Thompson
    Chief Financial Officer
  • Jule Hall
    Assistant Director of Ambassadors and External Programs
  • Julia Boland
    Paralegal
  • Julia Lucivero
    Senior Media Strategist
  • Julia Moran
    Policy Research Associate
  • Justin Chan
    Assistant Director, Editorial
  • Staff (K-Z)
  • Kaila Johnson
    Foderaro Post-conviction Litigation Fellow
  • Kaleena Aviles
    Administrative Assistant to the Executive Director
  • Kanani Schnider
    Paralegal
  • Khaled Zayed
    IT Manager
  • Keenan Pace
    Director of Institutional Giving
  • Kyana Champion
    Social Worker
  • LaTrinnia Braxton
    Director of Development Operations
  • Lauren Gottesman
    Staff Attorney
  • Lauren Schlansky
    Case Analyst and Investigator, Intake Strategic Initiatives
  • Laurie Roberts
    State Policy Advocate
  • Leland Hurley
    Administrative Assistant
  • Lo Harris
    Design Manager
  • M. Chris Fabricant
    Director of Strategic Litigation (Joseph Flom Special Counsel)
  • Marc Vega
    Senior Case Analyst
  • Mary Jane Builes
    Development Assistant
  • Megan McIlroy
    Strategic Communications Director
  • Meghan Nguyen
    Digital Associate
  • Meredith Kennedy
    Director, Innocence Network Support Unit
  • Michael Coleman, Jr.
    Staff Accountant
  • Mitha Nandagopalan
    Staff Attorney
  • Mónica González
    Individual Giving Coordinator
  • Nate Hutchinson
    Research Data Manager
  • Ngozi Ndulue
    Special Advisor on Race and Wrongful Conviction
  • Olivia Barnes
    Policy Administrator
  • Patrick Morris
    Staff Accountant
  • Peter J. Neufeld
    Co-founder and Special Counsel
  • Prama Verma
    Manager, Development & Network Capacity Building
  • Richard Washington
    IT Coordinator
  • Robyn Trent Jefferson
    Paralegal, Foderaro Post-conviction Litigation Fellowship Program
  • Rodney Roberts
    Re-entry Coach
  • Shabel Castro
    Foderaro Post-conviction Litigation Fellow
  • Shirley Wu
    Innocence Network Coordinator
  • Shoshanah Kennedy Hobson
    Human Resources Manager of Events and Engagement
  • Simran Sohal
    Senior Case Analyst
  • Stacey Anderson
    Legal Policy Analyst
  • Susan Friedman
    Senior Staff Attorney
  • Susan Hyon
    Executive Manager and Board Liaison
  • Suzy Salamy
    Director of Social Work
  • Tania Brief
    Senior Staff Attorney
  • Tebah Browne
    Forensic Science Policy Specialist
  • Timothy Gumkowski
    Senior Staff Attorney
  • Ummer Ali
    Social Worker
  • Vanessa Meterko
    Research Manager
  • Vanessa Ortiz
    Assistant Director of Organizational Development
  • Vanessa Potkin
    Director of Special Litigation
  • William Woods
    Director of Intake & Case Evaluation
  • Yosha Gunasekera
    Staff Attorney, Intake Strategic Initiatives
  • Ysabel Coss
    Donor Relations and Stewardship Coordinator
  • Zeus Rivera
    Human Resources Manager of Candidate Experience

Thank You

We are profoundly grateful for your partnership, support, and generosity, all of which enable us to continue the fight to restore justice for the wrongly convicted, transform the systems responsible for their unjust incarceration, and advance the innocence movement.

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Introduction photo credits, in order of appearance: Montinique Monroe/Innocence Project, Marco Garcia for AP Images/Innocence Project, Ray Abercrombie/Innocence Project, Claire Bangser/Innocence Project, Elijah Craig II/Innocence Project, Christian Rodriguez/Innocence Project, Kenny Karpov/Innocence Project, Marissa Alper/Innocence Project, Courtesy of the Innocence Project, Graphic by Kathleen Crosby/Madeo, Kenny Karpov/Innocence Project, Jennifer Watkins/Lyra Photography, Matthew Adams Photography/Innocence Project, Courtesy of Kaitlyn and Benjamin Zigrang