Let’s make our justice system more humane. @Harvard_Law’s @fairpunishment. Email: rosmith@law.harvard.edu

Managing Director of the Fair Punishment Project

Lead technologist and staff attorney at Harvard Law’s @FairPunishment Project.

Director of Journalism at The Fair Punishment Project

Queens Reigns Supreme, Snitch, Shake the Devil Off, Murder in the Bayou. http://amzn.to/2cxeMc4

Mehak is a 2017 Outreach fellow at Brave New Films.

All opinions and viewpoints are of the decidedly personal, non-professional variety.

Causing trouble since 1978. Former lives at Medium, Matter, MIT Technology Review, the Guardian.

Criminal defense attorney in Portland, Oregon.

Executive Editor at In Justice Today

Creative Director. Founder of Anxy Magazine www.anxymag.com / www.redindhi.com

Legal Director, Fair Punishment Project, @jbrand07

Founder, MOG Media Inc.

Lead technologist and staff attorney at Harvard Law’s @FairPunishment Project.

Larry Hannan is a reporter and researcher at the Fair Punishment Project at Harvard University. Contact him at larry.hannan@fairpunishment.org or @larryhannan

Journalist. Bylines: Slate, Rolling Stone, The Appeal, The Village Voice, Women’s Media Center, etc.

Violeta Raquel Chapin is a Clinical Professor of Law at UC Boulder. She served seven years as a trial attorney with the Public Defender Service of DC (PDS)

Managing Director of the Fair Punishment Project

Edgar De Leon has worked as a Detective-Sergeant and an attorney for the New York City Police Department (NYPD).

Reporter for the Fair Punishment Project. Contact me: carimah.townes@fairpunishment.org

Benjamin Levin is an Associate Professor of Law at the University of Colorado where he teaches criminal law & procedure. Follow him on Twitter @hashtagblevin.

Social Worker. Writer. Organizer. NYC.

Nick Encalada-Malinowski is a social worker, writer and organizer. He lives in Brooklyn.

Asst. Prof. of Sociology at U of Minnesota, tweets about prison, #massprobation, policing, and cute animals.

Attorney. Formerly a Clinical Teaching Fellow at Berkeley Law’s Death Penalty Clinic. Formerly Deputy Director of the Capital Appeals Project in New Orleans.

Assistant Professor of Law, @UCILaw. Studies con law, federal courts, & post-conviction review. @ShallTakeCare blogger. No arcana like habeas arcana.

Coordinator of the Policing & Social Justice Project @ Brooklyn College. Regular contributor to @TheNation & @gothamgazette. Author of The End of Policing

jessicapishko.com

Mark W. Bennett was appointed a United States district court judge in the Northern District of Iowa on August 26, 1994, by President William Jefferson Clinton.

Poet, Teaching Artist & TEDx Speaker from Camden, N.J. Author of Carnival. Coach, @GetLitPoet, @DaPoetryLounge. Living in Los Angeles. | @MsWise

Vida B. Johnson is a criminal defense lawyer and teaches the criminal defense clinics at Georgetown Law

Law Prof @Northeastern University & Legal Analyst @WGBH News

Writer, Researcher, Communicator; www.JonathanBlanks.com; Twitter: @blanksslate

Mehak is a 2017 Outreach fellow at Brave New Films.

Waseem Salahi is an attorney at the Bronx Defenders, working as a legal fellow for the Fair Punishment Project.

Founder of @bravenewfilms. Director of Making A Killing, Koch Brothers Exposed, Outfoxed, Unmanned, & Wal-Mart. http://youtube.com/BraveNewFilms/subscribe

Assistant Professor, Brooklyn Law School, studying criminal justice & social change. On Twitter @j_simonson, writings available at https://ssrn.com/author=70055

Anna Roberts is an Associate Professor at Seattle University School of Law, where she teaches and writes about evidence, criminal procedure, and criminal law.

Senior Staff Attorney & Director of Policy @ Brooklyn Defender Services (http://BDS.org). Thoughts & observations from the frontlines of (in)justice.

New Orleans-based journalist writing on criminal justice.

Husband, Father, Journalist, Activist.

Founder @justleadersusa & @CLOSErikers. 6 yrs in prison taught me that those closest to the problem are closest to the solution. #HalfBy2030 #JLUSA

Cassy is the director of the ACLU Capital Punishment Project. She has represented death row inmates and defendants in trials and appeals throughout the South.

Law professor and criminal justice junkie at the University of Texas School of Law

Entrepreneur, Activist and Storyteller. Father to the champ, Mateo Ali. Board Member, Trayvon Martin Foundation. Contact: info@mskolnik.com

Executive Director, Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law at NYU School of Law

write at @fairmediawatch @alternet @latimes Co-host @CitationsPod

Roy L. Austin, Jr. is a partner with the law firm of Harris, Wiltshire & Grannis LLP, where he practices trial litigation.

Journalist. Twitter: @michaelarria

Reporting on criminal justice and immigration for In Justice Today.

Eric Alexander is youth justice advocate at the Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth, and founder of the Incarcerated Children’s Advocacy Network.

Deputy National Political Director, @ACLU, and Director of the ACLU’s Campaign for Smart Justice. Goal? End mass incarceration.

Memphis journalist. When the issue is justice, charity is sin. Like MLK, I refuse to play it safe. RTs = nada

Law Professor, UDC David A. Clarke School of Law. Author, “The Rise of Big Data Policing: Surveillance, Race, and the Future of Law Enforcement” @ProfFerguson

Marc Bookman is the co-director of the Atlantic Center for Capital Representation, a non-profit agency helping adults and juveniles facing severe punishments.

Co-founder and director, People for the Enforcement of Rape Laws

Senior reporter, In Justice Today. Author, Playing the Whore: The Work of Sex Work.

Editor of Frederick Douglass in Brooklyn (Akashic Books, 2017). Covers Brooklyn and crim justice for In Justice Today, Daily Beast, et al. @Hammerdaily

Freelance reporter in Philly.

Sociologist; Assistant Professor, Northwestern University; Author of Building the Prison State (University of Chicago Press, 2018).

Director of Journalism at The Fair Punishment Project

Legal Director, Fair Punishment Project, @jbrand07

Journalist writing about the economy.

Policy Director, Children and Family Justice Center, Bluhm Legal Clinic, Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law

Law grad, civil rights activist, and author writing about criminal justice, sex offense policy, media, and culture. @G_Padraic

covering public health and mental health

Writer/Producer/Filmmkaer- Check out WHITE BOY and EASTER BUNNY ASSASSIN

Kade Crockford is the director of the Technology for Liberty Program at the ACLU of Massachusetts and an MIT Media Lab Director’s Fellow.

Tarheel by birth and education, civil rights lawyer and activist by profession . . . all opinions herein are my own. Twitter: @reggieshuford

Callie works as a Staff Attorney at the Fair Punishment Project and at the Powell Project.

Co-founder of People for the Enforcement of Rape Laws. My play, The Haze, is responsible for exposing SFPD’s untested rape kits.

I defend those the government seeks to execute. Senior Staff Attorney American Civil Liberties Union, Capital Punishment Project. Views my own.

Reporter in Brooklyn. Words in @gothamist (rip), @nymag, @FairPunishment, @villagevoice, etc.

In Justice Today produces compelling, original journalism and commentary on the subject of criminal justice reform.

Full-time freelancer specializing in deeply reported articles on important issues around the world.

Lee is a Law Professor at the University of Maryland School of Law, and the Director of the Powell Project.

Writing a book about Baltimore’s Gun Trace Task Force. Reviewing weed for the Colorado Springs Independent. Formerly: Baltimore City Paper, Baltimore Beat, SPIN

Aspiring coot, mithrandir, political afficianado. Wandering indie journalist. Chicagoist alum. Will write/shoot photos for money/food/beer. Twitter: @aaroncynic

Journalist based in New York. Criminal justice and more. @j0ncampbell

Christopher Moraff covers the intersection of policing, criminal justice, drug policy and civil liberties. He is co-host of the podcast Narcotica.

Professor and Associate Dean, University of South Carolina School of Law; Co-Host, Undisclosed Podcast

Victoria Law is a freelance journalist who focuses on the intersections of incarceration, gender and resistance and the author of Resistance Behind Bars.

AUTHOR of WHEN THEY TELL YOU TO BE GOOD | Twitter @prshakur | https://princeshakur.carrd.co/

Tom Dybdahl recently retired after working as a public defender in Philadelphia and Washington, D.C.

Freelance journalist and researcher. Newsletter: https://tinyletter.com/ravenrakia

Freelance journalist writing about justice. Formerly @Newsweek @Brooklyn_Paper

Professor, Fordham Law School. Interested in incarceration, punishment, and the criminal justice system.

Professor of Law, Fordham Law School. Criminal justice and mass incarceration quant. Author of Locked In, and usually found on Twitter @johnfpfaff.

Alex writes about the death penalty, crime, harsh sentencing, religion, culture and human rights issues for magazines in the US and UK. @AlHannaford

Reporter based in New York City.

Steven Yoder covers criminal justice for national magazines and news sites. His work has appeared in The American Prospect, Al Jazeera America and elsewhere.

Professor at Loyola University New Orleans, College of Law. She writes and teaches about incarceration, race and the U.S. constitution.

Brenden Beck is a PhD candidate in sociology at the City University of New York Graduate Center

a Brooklyn-based investigative journalist who writes about institutional failures to protect the most vulnerable

Reporter, In Justice Today. To get in touch securely, email gmjoseph@protonmail.com with a protonmail account or text him on Signal at 929–282–2471.

Writer // Reporter // Podcaster // Weaver // Dog Mom

is an advocate, researcher, writer and sometimes a lawyer. She is fighting the child protection system's policing and punishment of parents.

Natasha Lennard is a columnist for The Intercept. Her work has appeared in The Nation, Esquire and The New York Times, among others.