The Innocence Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to exonerating the wrongfully convicted and advocating for a fair and equitable justice system. Guided by scientific advancements, particularly DNA evidence, the organization has successfully freed over 200 individuals who collectively spent more than 3,600 years in prison for crimes they did not commit. The Innocence Project also works to enact systemic reforms, having influenced the passage of over 200 laws aimed at preventing wrongful convictions. Committed to anti-racism and equity, the organization fosters a diverse and inclusive environment, striving to create a justice system that is compassionate and just for all.