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‘Grounds for Innocence’: A Black History Month Collaboration With Bongo Java Roasting Co.

‘Grounds for Innocence’: A Black History Month Collaboration With Bongo Java Roasting Co.

The Innocence Project, Tennessee Innocence Project, and Nashville’s oldest coffee company, Bongo Java, unite to support the innocence movement.

02.18.25 by Alyxaundria Sanford

The Grounds for Innocence coffee blend, created in partnership with Bongo Java, the Innocence Project, and the Tennessee Innocence Project, features a label designed by Lo Harris. The artwork, inspired by the Tennessee Innocence Project’s logo, highlights a white dove—symbolizing hope and freedom for the wrongfully convicted. (Photo: Bongo Java Roasting Co.)

The Innocence Project, Tennessee Innocence Project, and Nashville’s oldest coffee company, Bongo Java, unite to support the innocence movement.

02.18.25 by Alyxaundria Sanford

Five Reasons to Become a Monthly Donor With the Innocence Project

Five Reasons to Become a Monthly Donor With the Innocence Project

Your ongoing support makes an impact to help free the innocent and transform justice.

02.14.25 by Abbey McHugh

After nearly 40 years, Robert DuBoise, 59, hugs his mother Myra DuBoise minutes after being released from Hardee Correctional Institute after compelling evidence that points to his innocence is presented with assistance of The Innocence Project on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2020 in Bowling Green, Fla. The Innocence Project is a non-profit legal and policy organization that uses DNA and other scientific means to help wrongfully convicted people prove their innocence. (Casey Brooke Lawson/AP Images for The Innocence Project)

Your ongoing support makes an impact to help free the innocent and transform justice.

02.14.25 by Abbey McHugh

Celebrating 32 Years of the Innocence Project: A Collaboration with Artist Dwight White

Celebrating 32 Years of the Innocence Project: A Collaboration with Artist Dwight White

Proceeds from the new limited-edition merchandise line will support the Innocence Project’s efforts to free wrongfully convicted individuals and reform the criminal legal system.

08.22.24 by Alyxaundria Sanford

Celebrating 32 Years of the Innocence Project: A Collaboration with Artist Dwight White

Proceeds from the new limited-edition merchandise line will support the Innocence Project’s efforts to free wrongfully convicted individuals and reform the criminal legal system.

08.22.24 by Alyxaundria Sanford

Meet Six Trailblazing Women Who Are Fighting Against Wrongful Conviction

Meet Six Trailblazing Women Who Are Fighting Against Wrongful Conviction

Behind the powerful work of the Innocence Project are incredible women who work relentlessly to restore justice for wrongly convicted people.

Women's History Month 03.25.24 by Alyxaundria Sanford

Meet Six Trailblazing Women Who Are Fighting Against Wrongful Conviction

Behind the powerful work of the Innocence Project are incredible women who work relentlessly to restore justice for wrongly convicted people.

Women's History Month 03.25.24 by Alyxaundria Sanford

Exoneree Mark Denny Is Running a Half Marathon to Give Back

Exoneree Mark Denny Is Running a Half Marathon to Give Back

Mark spent 30 years in prison for a crime he did not commit and was exonerated in 2017.

02.28.20 by Innocence Staff

Mark Denny running the NYC Half Marathon in 2019. [Courtesy of NYRR]

Mark spent 30 years in prison for a crime he did not commit and was exonerated in 2017.

02.28.20 by Innocence Staff

4 Ways to Help Free the Innocent on Giving Tuesday and Beyond

4 Ways to Help Free the Innocent on Giving Tuesday and Beyond

11.21.19 by Innocence Staff

Clemente Aguirre and his attorney Josh Dubin (right) the day he was exonerated of murder in November 2018. (Image: Phelan Ebanhack)

11.21.19 by Innocence Staff

How to Start Your Own Innocence Project Facebook Fundraiser

How to Start Your Own Innocence Project Facebook Fundraiser

09.23.19 by Innocence Staff

Alfred Swinton. Photo by Lacy Atkins.

09.23.19 by Innocence Staff

A New Way to Support the Innocence Project Through Facebook

A New Way to Support the Innocence Project Through Facebook

11.21.16 by Innocence Staff

A New Way to Support the Innocence Project Through Facebook

11.21.16 by Innocence Staff

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