Women's History Month

8 Facts About Incarcerated and Wrongfully Convicted Women You Should Know

8 Facts About Incarcerated and Wrongfully Convicted Women You Should Know

Over the past three decades, 258 women have been exonerated.

03.01.22 by Daniele Selby

Kristine Bunch was wrongfully convicted in 1996 and spent 17 years in prison before being exonerated with the help of the Center on Wrongful Convictions in 2012. [Photo: Narayan Mahon]

Over the past three decades, 258 women have been exonerated.

03.01.22 by Daniele Selby

How You Can Take Action to Support Wrongly Convicted Women this Women's History Month

How You Can Take Action to Support Wrongly Convicted Women this Women's History Month

03.08.18 by Alicia Maule

Exonerees Sunny Jacobs and Cassandra Rivera featured in Innocence Project's 2018 Women's History Month campaign: Bearing the Burden of Love. Photo by Erin G. Wesley.

03.08.18 by Alicia Maule

Kirstin Blaise Lobato Takes New York City and Inks Symbolic Tattoo

Kirstin Blaise Lobato Takes New York City and Inks Symbolic Tattoo

03.07.18 by Alicia Maule

Kirstin Blaise Lobato on her first trip to New York City in March 2018. Photo by Alicia Maule.

03.07.18 by Alicia Maule

Watch exoneree Kirstin Blaise Lobato kick off Women's History Month on Facebook Live

Watch exoneree Kirstin Blaise Lobato kick off Women's History Month on Facebook Live

03.01.18 by Innocence Staff

Kristin Blaise Laboto Facetiming after her release. Photo: Justin McAffee

03.01.18 by Innocence Staff