UW1020: Writing for Social Change

Who Speaks For Me? is an advocacy and activist-driven prison abolition organization working to create alternatives to incarceration and opportunities to heal from trauma before, during and post incarceration for women, girls, and LGBTQ+ people. Our programs and services aim to interrupt and dismantle the Trauma-to-Prison Pipeline™, reduce recidivism, and increase successful reentry. WSFM intersects the relationship between reproductive oppression, sexism, mental health, structural racism, and mass incarceration by centering Black women–who sit at the intersection of race and gender.

The Innocence Network is a coalition of organizations dedicated to freeing the innocent and preventing wrongful convictions worldwide. Access resources for Network member organization staff, researchers, and practitioners.

FrameWorks is a think tank that helps mission-driven organizations communicate about social issues in ways that build public will to support progressive change.

FrameWorks is a think tank that helps mission-driven organizations communicate about social issues in ways that build public will to support progressive change.

Brings together data from over 100 published and unpublished sources, mined from state and federal agency reports, research centers, universities, and private companies.

This guide is designed as a jumping-off point for your research in the field of criminal justice. It covers key resources, both in print and electronic, but is not comprehensive.