The Last Prisoner Project is a national nonprofit dedicated to cannabis criminal justice reform. It works to free people incarcerated for cannabis offenses and to help them rebuild their lives through legal intervention, advocacy, record clearance, reentry support, and public awareness campaigns.
Cannabis criminal justice reform; sentencing relief and clemency; record clearance/expungement; reentry support; drug policy reform; restorative justice for people harmed by cannabis prohibition.
Primarily supported by charitable donations, grants, and donor-advised funds; it also solicits sponsorships and partnerships from companies in the legal cannabis industry.
Founded by and closely associated with attorneys, criminal justice reformers, advocates, and justice-impacted individuals; it has partnered with the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers on the Cannabis Justice Initiative. Prominent public-facing staff include Mary Bailey and Natalie Papillion.
501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
