Presenting The Last Mile Marker, a newsletter offering in-depth insights, critical updates, and inspiring stories on criminal justice reform and opportunity for all.
A firsthand account of PTSD after incarceration—and why mental health support from Fair Chance employers is essential for successful reentry.
Solitary confinement is one of the most damaging and misunderstood practices in U.S. prisons. Here’s how it really works—and why it must end.
Entering 2026, The Last Mile is advancing a mission that has never wavered through expansion, proven education technology, modernized curriculum, and scalable pathways to employment.
Women in prison face systemic barriers, trauma, and limited programming. This analysis explores data, inequities, and solutions for justice and opportunity.
Prison education in the United States is entering a pivotal new era shaped by hybrid learning models combining digital access with real human connection.
At just fourteen years old, Gio Hernandez Romero was wrongfully convicted at 14 and sentenced to 50 years to life for a murder he didn’t commit.
The Last Mile is leading rehabilitative justice through scalable education and employment pathways for justice-impacted individuals.
The Last Mile is launching a national campaign to create a shared guide for modern, person-first language in the justice system. Here’s why – and how you can help.