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theappeal has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in October 2021. The social media accounts linked to from theappeal are: • Facebook • Instagram • Threads • X Besides social media accounts, theappeal has populated their site with: • Support our work • Subscribe to our newsletter • Follow us on Bluesky • Why Women’s Wrongful Convictions Are So Difficult to Overcome • Rosa Jimenez Was Exonerated of a Crime That Didn’t Occur. Others Are Still Fighting. • Behind the Right’s War on Prosecutors • Facing the Climate Crisis From a Texas Prison Cell • SCOTUS Conviction Ruling Already Harming Innocent People, Lawyers Say • Atlanta Police Target Bail Fund Organizers in Latest Crackdown on ‘Stop Cop City’ Movement • As California Shuts its Youth Prisons, Unlikely Critics Emerge • I’m Getting Out After Decades in Prison. But Prison Might Follow Me Home. • D.C. Violates ADA By Sending Police to Mental Health Crises: ACLU • Police Killed His Son. Prosecutors Charged The Teen’s Friends with His Murder. • ‘Rampant’ Sex Abuse at Federal Prison Where Ghislaine Maxwell Is Held • How The ‘Violent Felon’ Label Can Unfairly Brand People for Life • Why Do People Keep Dying in Harris County Jail? • How California Cops Exploit Legal Gray Areas to Continue Their War on Cannabis • Washington Prison Mishandled Court Mail, Impeded Access to Justice • How Missouri’s ‘Felony Murder’ Law Traps People for Defending Themselves • LA is Locking Up More Mentally Ill People, Despite Diversion Efforts • What Happens When Community Violence Intervention Gets the Support It Needs to Thrive? • To Help Crime Victims, Stop the Cycle of Trauma • I Was the Victim of a Crime. Then the System Left Me to Fend for Myself. • Milwaukee Judges Tried to Shut Down the City’s Court Diversion Program. No One’s Saying Why. • Atlanta Voters Want to Decide the Future of Cop City. Will Their Leaders Let Them? • Pressley, Tlaib Announce Bill to Limit Criminal Background Checks on Renters • Georgia Sheriff Stonewalling Official Jail Death Investigation, Medical Examiner Says • The Two Months I Didn’t Eat: Inside the Longest Prison Hunger Strike in California History • East Coast Wildfires Put Incarcerated People on Frontlines of Climate Crisis • 133 Degrees and No AC: Kids at Angola Prison Kept in Potentially Deadly Heat • ‘Inside of an Oven’: Climate Change is Cooking California Prisoners • New Jersey Rolls Back Protections for Trans Prisoners • Georgia Jail Medical Staff Failed to Treat Man While Tumor Slowly Killed Him • LASD Says It Wants to Keep Hitting People in the Head • New Jersey Prison Staff Pushing Incarcerated People to Fight • For-Profit Medical Company Leaves People in Massachusetts Prisons Without Teeth • These Survivors Rooted Out Sexual Abuse in Federal Prison. Now They Face Deportation. • I Spent Over a Year in Solitary Because of One Man’s Imagination • ‘The Darkest Part of the Tunnel’ • Survivor Injustice Asks Us To Reconsider What Justice Looks Like For Crime Victims • Prison Can Be A Hostile Place. Then the Birds Came. • How LA County’s Zero-Bail Rules Can Help Others Like Me • Cops and Republicans Are Criminalizing Pregnant People Without Roe • In Spite of the Consequences: Prison Letters on Exoneration, Abolition, and Freedom • The Right’s New Solution To Mass Shootings: Ban Trans People, Not Guns • How Toxic Masculinity Drives Homophobia in Prison • The First Pride Was a Riot. Maybe It’s Time to Return to Those Radical Roots. • ‘They Are Attempting to Criminalize Every Part of Our Identity’ • To Cut Down on Shoplifting, Let’s Arrest Some CEOs • Brooke Jenkins’ Voters Got The Dead People They Wanted • ‘This Is How Easy It Is For Someone To Be Wrongfully Convicted’ • I Couldn’t Afford to Call My Mother Before She Died. Georgia Forbids Imprisoned People from Working.