John,

From exonerations to passing key policy reforms, it’s been a big year so far for the Innocence Project. And as we get closer to the end of 2023, our team wanted to check in with you to see what’s on your mind.

Hearing from you is helpful for us as we build out our priorities for the next year. Will you take one minute to fill out this short survey? [[link removed]]

Every day, we’re working to free innocent people from prison and fighting to pass policies that make our criminal legal system a more just and equitable space. It’s not easy, but it’s absolutely necessary and deeply rewarding — and without this community, we wouldn’t have made so much progress over the last three decades.

That’s exactly why hearing from you is so important to us. You’ve helped shape the course of our work at the Innocence Project, so getting feedback directly from you will help pave our way forward.

So please, fill out our short survey right now and let us know what’s inspired you this year — it only takes a minute. [[link removed]]

Thank you so much for your support,

Alicia Maule
Digital Engagement Director
Innocence Project



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