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PLP has supported over 500 individuals through community-based deflection and reentry services, held more than 100 restorative justice circles and partnered with 30+ organizations to challenge systemic harm.

Our expanding network reflects a shared belief: real justice begins with healing.

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WHAT OUR COMMUNITY IS SAYING…

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It’s a place where I can find healing, find support, find no judgment. A place where people understand me, my prison PTSD...and it’s a space that welcomes everyone who needs healing without judgment.

Celia Colón

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Having the availability to be free, but still be connected, made all the difference in the world for me. So I’m grateful for PLP…an organization that’s moving forward with our reentry and making sure that we have the proper language to navigate what we’re going through next.

Javier Reyes

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It’s a blessing and an honor to collaborate with the People’s Liberty Project. They gave me an understanding on how to do peace circles and different things that I would need to do in my non-profit organization. It is definitely an inspiring feeling to be wanted and to have people that want to help you.

O. Mustafa Miller

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I’d say People’s Liberty Project to me was the beginning of libration, transformation and reintegration from the reality of my criminal past. People’s Liberty Project has paved the way to where and what I am now.

Maria Garza

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