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Whether you're planning a conference, workshop, or corporate event, booking an Innocence Project speaker can help to inform and inspire your audience. Their staff members are passionate, knowledgeable, and engaging speakers who can deliver thought-provoking talks, inspire audiences to question the status quo, examine the causes of wrongful convictions.

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Fernando Bermudez

A massive advocate for reform, Fernando has shared his experience and message with audiences around the world.

Dewey Bozella served 26 years in New York prisons for a crime he didn’t commit before he was cleared and released in 2009.

In 1991, Huwe Burton was wrongfully convicted of murdering his mother and sentenced to 15 years to life in prison.

Clay Chabot, a former operations specialist for the U.S Navy, maintained his innocence throughout the 22 years he spent in prison for the 1986 murder of a young Texas woman

Cornelius Dupree

Dupree became a member of the Innocence Project’s Exoneree Advisory Council, where he works with both the Innocence Project staff and other exonerees to fight for criminal justice reform

On March 10, 2015, Angel Gonzalez was exonerated after serving over 20 years in prison for a rape that he did not commit.

Johnny Hincapie

Johnny Hincapie was wrongfully convicted in the murder case of Brian Watkins in New York

Eddie James Lowery, who was 22 years old at the time and a soldier stationed at Fort Riley, was interrogated about the attack after he was involved in a traffic accident near the victim’s house.

On April 23, 2007, Jerry Miller became the 200th person in the United States exonerated through DNA evidence. Though he had been paroled a year earlier, Miller had spent more than 24 years in the Illinois prison system for a rape that he did not commit.

Carlos Sanchez spent nearly 25 years—more than half of his life— in prison for a murder he and his attorneys maintain he did not commit before he was granted parole in January 2017 and released in May 2017.

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