The Innocence Project works nationwide, including in Indiana, to exonerate wrongfully convicted individuals through DNA testing and legal advocacy.

The Indiana Innocence Project focuses on identifying and exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals in Indiana through legal advocacy and DNA testing.

The Innocence Network is a coalition of organizations, including the Indiana Innocence Project, dedicated to exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals across the country.

The National Prisoner Assistance Network helps prisoners in Indiana, including those wrongfully convicted, by providing resources for legal support and investigation.

The Wrongful Conviction Project at Indiana University Maurer School of Law provides legal representation to individuals who have been wrongfully convicted in Indiana.

The ACLU of Indiana works on protecting the rights of the wrongfully convicted in Indiana and advocates for criminal justice reform to prevent such errors.

The Wrongful Conviction Clinic at Notre Dame Law School provides legal representation and support to individuals who have been wrongfully convicted in Indiana.

The Prisoner Solidarity Project in Indiana provides assistance to those wrongfully convicted by advocating for post-conviction relief and offering support for legal appeals.

Indiana Public Media covers wrongful conviction stories in Indiana, providing investigative journalism on individual cases and broader systemic issues.

CBS4 Indianapolis covers wrongful conviction cases in Indiana through in-depth investigative journalism and works to raise awareness about systemic flaws.