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Musician Justino Griggs talks to FAMM's Alexia Pitter about being a kid and what it felt like to visit his father in prison.

Musician Justino Griggs talks about how music helps him advocate for his incarcerated dad.

Advocate and musician Justin Griggs performs Bob Marley's "Redemption Song" in honor of his incarcerated father, Justino Griggs Song: Redemption Song Written: Bob Marley & The Wailers Record Label: Island Records

Matthew Charles, FAMM's Senior Policy Advisor, delivered live testimony in Montgomery, Alabama, on Wednesday, July 24, before the legislative Joint Prison Oversight Committee, a session that Alabama Appleseed will also participate in.

Wynette Yao (director, writer) and Travis Edwards (cinematographer, editor) delve into the "making of" a few scenes in the feature documentary film "District of Second Chances": Anthony "Pete" Petty's childhood, Crystal Carpenter and her brother, James, and Colie Levar Long's phone call from prison while he was awaiting release. #famm #criminaljustice #incarceration #secondchances #documentary #dc

After serving 21 years in various prisons around the country, Gene Downing finally made it home. This video features unused material from FAMM’s feature documentary, “District of Second Chances.” Gene tours his old neighborhood and talks about what he was up against as a child.

Wynette Yao (director, writer) and Travis Edwards (cinematographer, editor) delve into the film's creation, providing a narrative of their on-set experiences and the unique challenges they faced filming during the pandemic.

"District of Second Chances" follows the journeys of three men from Washington, D.C., all sentenced to life in prison during the 1990s. Now, because of sentencing reform, they have a rare chance at release and new lives. The curtain rises in Washington, D.C., where a quest for redemption is unfolding. Thanks to forward-looking D.C. legislation, people in prison who were sentenced in their youth...

FAMM members talk about their experiences and takeaways from Lobby Day.

Everybody deserves a second chance. Learn more at famm.org/secondlook

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