CONSTITUENT STORIES

CONSTITUENT STORIES

PRISONERS OF PROHIBITION

The criminalization of cannabis and the War on Drugs has had a devastating impact on our communities. Those that have experienced incarceration for cannabis are not criminals, they are fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, friends and community members. It is fundamentally unjust that as the legal status of cannabis and other drugs is changing, and as we create burgeoning industries from these same products, so many are still suffering the devastating consequences of prohibition.


You can read some of these stories directly inpacted individuals below.

  • STORIES OF FREEDOM

    At the Last Prisoner Project we utilize a three-pronged approach to securing FULL freedom for the communities we serve. Through intervention, advocacy, and awareness campaigns the Last Prisoner Project works to ensure our constituents are not just released from incarceration, but able to fully rebuild their lives.

    

    Learn more about some of our success stories below.

    REENTRY GRANT RECIPENTS

    A portion of LPP's funding goes directly to recently released constituents to assist in their reentry, as well as to the families of our currently incarcerated constituents who are particularly in need of financial assistance while their loved one is incarcerated.


    Since 2020 LPP has distributed over $2 million dollars in grant funding.


    You can learn more about our current grant recipients below.

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