PI continues to help newly released wrongfully convicted persons with financial assistance. Read all about John Sanders case, wrongfully convicted of "Shaken Baby Syndrome". provinginnocence.org/post/another-s…

A lot is happening and PI is facing the challenge. Read all about it. provinginnocence.org/post/a-wave-of…

Zieva Konvisser shares her experience at the 2023 Innocence Network Conference with a spotlight on Michigan. provinginnocence.org/post/zieva-kon…

After 2 year investigation of Temujin Kensu's case, the state CIU will not reveal findings. Learn more at provinginnocence.org/post/after-a-2…

Dr. Marvin Zalman is beginning a new column on wrongful convictions!! The intro is up and the first actual article will be coming out tomorrow. We hope this helps all who will follow him. provinginnocence.org/column-by-marv…

Dr. Marvin Zalman's first Innocence Scholarship Column article looks at the central role of the National Registry of Exonerations. provinginnocence.org/post/the-natio…

Read Dr. Marvin Zalman's next installment of his column which brings the academics' research on wrongful convictions to non-academics. provinginnocence.org/post/psycholog…

How do we go from the psychology lab to improved policies and procedures? Read Dr. Marvin Zalman's 3-minute article "White Papers 1" to understand how eyewitness lineups have been changed forever! provinginnocence.org/column-by-marv…

Learn how the work of social psychologists changed the way police do eyewitness lineups with 9 recommendations. provinginnocence.org/post/white-pap…

The podcast series "One Minute Remaining" takes an intimate view of Temujin Kensu and his case. This includes phone interviews where Temujin tells his story in his own words. provinginnocence.org/post/the-disgr…

Learn about the history of groundbreaking psychological research and how it permanently changed the way eyewitness lineups are conducted. provinginnocence.org/post/hit-smash…

Dr. Marvin Zalman explains why "common sense" fairness did not reduce errors in police lineups and how psychological lab experiments could verify what actually worked and what did not. provinginnocence.org/post/good-inte…

Jason Flom and Khaliah Ali (Mohammed Ali's daughter) are interviewed by Eileen Tesch. This is an excellent interview that will bring many up-to-speed on Temujin Kensu's fight for his freedom and innocence. provinginnocence.org/post/mohammad-…

It's one thing to endure hardship through no fault of your own. It's another to continue to fight for what is right while undergoing that hardship. Here is an update on the fight that Temujin Kensu is wagging against the MDOC: provinginnocence.org/post/kensu-fig…

More details about the Temujin Kensu case and what YOU can do about it! provinginnocence.org/post/more-deta…

Change takes time. Continue to walk with Dr. Marvin Zalman as he gives a roadmap moving from research in the lab to verification by field studies and then to government policy. provinginnocence.org/post/tracking-…

Don't forget to attend this Wednesday in Lansing, a panel of 3 exonerees sharing their experiences! provinginnocence.org/post/exonerees…

We have just republished a very important article written by Ann Clark in Propublica about the state of compensation for exonerees in the State of Michigan. Please read and pass on to others! provinginnocence.org/post/they-were…

Please click on this link to get all the information on a great artist and great person who spent 40 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. There will be a reception for Ray in Detroit on Feb 10th from 3 - 5 p.m. We hope to see you there! provinginnocence.org/post/ray-gray-…

We have some very sad news. provinginnocence.org/post/in-the-mi…