Youth for Innocence is launching its first ONLINE SPRING INTERNSHIP PROGRAM for high school and college students! This internship will...

With the arrival of the new holiday season, Youth for Innocence is excited to announce our ONLINE WINTER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM!

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Our training course was created a little over a year ago, during the early months of the founding of Youth for Innocence. Over the past...

The sheer number of wrongful convictions in the United States come from the many varied reasons these sentences are passed in the first...

After our successful summer internship program, Youth for Innocence has decided to create an ONLINE FALL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM for high...

On July 1, 2024, the United States reached a bittersweet milestone: the 200th exoneration from death row since 1973. This shocking...

Youth for Innocence is excited to offer ONLINE SUMMER INTERNSHIPS for high school and college students! Over the course of 6 weeks,...

Through the current legal system, wrongful convictions are often treated with a blind eye: an inevitable mistake needed for the overall...

Jofama Coleman (right) and Abel Soto (left) at a press conference after their exoneration (Source: ABC7 News) Before 2003, Jofama Coleman...

Why should wrongful convictions matter? Perhaps you don't have any personal relations with the justice system: no convicted relatives, no...

Exonerated December 2023, Miguel Solorio must wait until March to receive compensation. A Monetary Cost When a man or woman is wrongfully...

Through the midst of discovering self identity, future goals, and extracurriculars for college applications, it can be difficult to know...

Just last week, a man convicted for a drive-by shooting in Whittier, California, was exonerated. Miguel Solorio, now 44, spent 25 years...

When one thinks of teenage delinquency, a typical image of juvenile rebellion comes to mind – a mounting sense of independence causes...