Ending Juvenile Life Without Parole - Denali Wilson - Inquest inquest.org/ending-juvenil…

On Good Friday, Governor Gavin Newsom pardoned 16 and commuted 9 individuals. Three of the commuted had LWOP. #EndLWOP #BeyondLWOP #SecondChancesStrongerCommunities gov.ca.gov/wp-content/upl…

Proud to present my bill #SB672 – the Youth Rehabilitation and Opportunity Act, in Senate Public Safety today. This bill recognizes the importance of redemption, growth, and victims’ voices in a just system. Grateful to the committee for passing it. #Rehabilitation #CALeg

Thank you Senator Susan Rubio for exercising a fair & balanced approach to SB 672. This bill provides an opportunity for emerging adults who have served atleast 25 yrs, to go before the Board of Parole Hearings & take responsibility for the harm they have caused. #BeyondLWOP

Update! The CA Sen. Public Safety Comm. passed SB 672, the Youth Rehabilitation & Opportunity Act! Thank you, Senator Susan Rubio, for working to create a path for rehabilitation for young people age 18 thru 25 sentenced to die in prison. #PassSB672 #YouthOpportunity #SecondChances

Thank you Senator Susan Rubio for exercising a fair & balanced approach to SB 672. This bill provides an opportunity for emerging adults who have served 25 yrs, to go before the Board of Parole Hearings & take responsibility for the harm caused. #BeyondLWOP x.com/SenSusanRubio/

Congratulations to National LWOP Leadership Council members, Thaisan and Dara. Their film, Chasing Redemption won a silver Telly award in the category of Social Impact Series. Thank you for recognizing the power of their stories! #BeyondLWOP #PassSB672 instagram.com/p/DKNxEutgZ1X/…

Check out the latest article from the Davis Vanguard on SB 672, a bill that would allow parole review—not release—for people sentenced to Life Without Parole for crimes committed between ages 18 and 25. National LWOP Leadership Council shorturl.at/hQpGB

Please join us in supporting SB 672 (Sen. Susan Rubio D22), which would allows persons sentenced to life without parole (LWOP) for crimes committed before age 26 to request a parole hearing after serving at least 25 years in prison. #secondchances #endlwop bit.ly/45HyS1d

Despite the criticism and misinformation the CA Senate Approves SB 672 in 24–11 vote. SB672 would include some individuals serving LWOP a chance to go to the parole board after their 25th year who committed their crimes between the ages of 18 & under 26 years old.

Grateful to CA senators who passed SB 672! This bill upholds public safety while aligning CA law with modern understanding of youth and accountability. It is about review, not release. #BeyondLWOP #PassSB672 Senator Susan Rubio

Here are the votes for SB 672! SB 672 passed with 24 YES and 11 No. If you see that your Senator voted YES, please call their office and thank them for voting! Thank you Senator Susan Rubio for your leadership!

SB 672 is a step towards a more just system, aligning CA law with modern neuroscience that recognizes brain development continues into the mid-20s. It provides a review, not guaranteed release, through a rigorous, proven parole process. #PassSB672 Senator Susan Rubio National LWOP Leadership Council

When Troy was 16 he received a life without parole sentence. After 31 years in prison, he received his second chance today.

SB 672 PAUSED UNTIL 2026, BUT ADVOCATES SAY THE FIGHT FOR YOUTH SENTENCING REFORM IS FAR FROM OVER! davisvanguard.org/2025/06/califo…

Sometimes the best argument for supporting second chances is standing right in front of us. Thank you Senator Susan Rubio for your incredible leadership. Because of your hard work, thousands of people sentenced to LWOP are one step closer to earning a second chance. #BeyondLWOP

“I had to suppress the desire to be free, because I knew it wasn’t going to happen.” — Jose Burgos, @law360 Sentenced to LWOP @ 16 Jose spent nearly 3 decades in prison. Now he speaks nationally about the human cost of LWOP. shorturl.at/hzvX2 National LWOP Leadership Council

A powerful group of mothers rallied at the State Capitol calling for sentencing reform rooted in growth, healing, and accountability. “We are not asking for anyone to be let out today. We are asking for a chance to be reviewed.” National LWOP Leadership Council #EndLWOP cbs6albany.com/news/local/mot…

Schaffer, the former parole board executive officer, supports SB 672. “I also think that giving people an opportunity to show that they’ve truly transformed is a very meaningful thing. I just think it’s something important for humanity in general.” calmatters.org/justice/2025/0…

Grateful for Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva’s leadership & her understanding that reentry solutions for system impacted individuals begin with real conversations With Us, About Us. Sharon Quirk-Silva