Edward Wright’s conviction has been overturned! Mr. Wright has been wrongfully incarcerated for more than 40 years for a murder he did not commit. Judge Jeremy Bucci granted Mr. Wright’s Motion for New Trial based on evidence of official misconduct, including withholding of exculpatory evidence and false testimony at Mr. Wright’s trial.

Last month, 11 exonerees and freed people from New England—who together lost more than 353 years to wrongful imprisonment—gathered in Seattle for the annual Innocence Network Conference for connection, joy, and healing.

An Act Preventing False Confessions would make Massachusetts a national leader in banning deceptive tactics during interrogations.

Join us for our 2025 "Freedom Fall" events where we can amplify stories, raise our voices against injustice, hold space for pain and healing, and unite in our collective power.

We are honored and deeply grateful to be among the 77 organizations selected for a Safety Net Grant by The Boston Foundation to support our Exoneree Network, a program led by and for individuals directly impacted by wrongful convictions and long-term incarceration.

In this moment of radical change, we remain steadfast in our commitment to fighting injustice. That is what we focus on every day no matter who is in power or the resistance we face.