Presenting The Last Mile Marker, a newsletter offering in-depth insights, critical updates, and inspiring stories on criminal justice reform and opportunity for all.
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.
Through Coding and Crochet, Thailee Nguon went from a life sentence with no hope to a life of service to others on the same path.
After decades behind bars, Brett Buskirk found redemption comes not from erasing your scars, but by growing beyond them.
Sierra Robinson’s story begins where too many do: with generational incarceration, an unstable childhood, and a justice system that saw her coming.
Sentenced to decades in prison, Greg Ellis overcame illness, loss, and setbacks to transform his life—and now helps justice-impacted people prepare for success.
A Turn2U Scholarship Story, featuring Marina Monge and the powerful ripple effect of education, healing, and building better futures for children of incarcerated parents.