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We partner with academics, communities, policymakers, and practitioners to work at the intersection of research, legal advocacy, and policy. If you are interested in collaborating with us, contact us.
Testimonials from Our Partners
We are so grateful to collaborate with the Wilson Center on expanding pathways to medical release for aging and ill incarcerated people. FAMM is fortunate to work with many organizations and people across the country, and we can confidently say that the Wilson Center stands alone in its expertise, collaboration, and commitment to putting in the work to not only change systems, but to assist individuals.
– Molly Crane, FAMM
The Wilson Center has been a critical resource and point of connection for a broad spectrum of attorneys, advocates, elected officials, and community members. Our collaboration with them through our Driver’s License Suspension Working Group has kept advocates abreast of the most recent and relevant data that impact our advocacy around driver’s license suspensions in North Carolina and has helped our coalition identify and uplift local stories with statewide reach. The Wilson Center has also ensured that key decision makers have access to timely and accurate information regarding impacts of current and proposed state policies, providing evidence-based resources for advocates to engage lawmakers directly on key issues.
– Quisha Mallette, Fair Chance Attorney, North Carolina Justice Center
Our clinic sees firsthand how systemic failures such as faulty forensics, coercive interrogations, and withheld evidence lead to wrongful convictions. The Wilson Center’s work helps identify and address those problems at their source, strengthening the advocacy of practitioners like us as we work to free innocent people.”
– Jamie Lau, J.D., Supervising Attorney, Wrongful Convictions Clinic and Deputy Director, Center for Criminal Justice and Professional Responsibility at Duke Law
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