LSPC is a non-profit organization with a history of over thirty years of working to restore rights of incarcerated and formerly-incarcerated people, release people from prison &reunify people, families and communities during and after incarceration. Guided by the vision of people in prison and of formerly-incarcerated people, working in unity with expert attorneys and policy advocates, LSPC seeks to transform the injustice of mass incarceration.
To learn about our grassroots organizing project, ALL OF US OR NONE, watch the video LOCKED UP…LOCKED OUT or go here.
LSPC Staffers win Awards! (scroll down for other news)
In recognition of her community service work, including organizing Clean Slate clinics in the Sacramento area, staff member Aaliyah Muhammad (center) receives the Wiley Manuel Bar Association Community Service Award of 2011. Ms. Muhammad was honored at a banquet held by the Unity Bar Association and is pictured here with the Honorable Kimberly Mueller (left) and Unity Bar Association president Dianne Dobbs (right). Foto/ Elizabeth Asplin
The Habeas Project was honored by the Peace Over Violence Project’s 40th Anniversary Humanitarian Advocacy Award of 2011. Marisa Gonzalez, pictured left, accepted the award on behalf of the Habeas Project partner organizations.
