INN's Global Partners

INN’s partners showcase a range of approaches to justice reimagining and prison reform, from educational programs and job development behind bars, to reintegration strategies, legal reform and broad-reaching policy work.

A New Way of Life Reentry Project

  • Direct Service: Reentry
  • United States
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Aboriginal Legal Services

  • Advocacy: Legal Assistance and Advocacy/Reform
  • Canada
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Abriendo Caminos

  • Direct Service: Services for Families of the Incarcerated
  • Chile
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Acción Andina: Human Rights and Criminal Justice Program

  • Advocacy: Broad Reaching Policy Reform/Information Spreading/Policy Research
  • Bolivia
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AdvocAid

  • Direct Service: Legal and/or Bail Assistance
  • Sierra Leone
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Afetos

  • Other Rehabilitative Programs Behind Bars
  • Brazil
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AFI: Act for Involvement

  • Direct Service: Health and Safety Behind Bars
  • Moldova
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Amend

  • Alternative to Incarceration: Innovative Alternatives to Traditional Prisons
  • Norway
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Aproximar

  • Direct Service: Other Rehabilitative Services Behind Bars
  • Portugal
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Articolo3 Cooperativa Sociale: EquiLibri

  • Direct Service: Education Behind Bars
  • Italy
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Association Possible

  • Advocacy: Broad Reaching Policy Reform/Information Spreading/Policy Research
  • France
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Bastoy Prison

  • Direct Service: Innovative Alternatives to Traditional Prisons
  • Norway
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Brooklyn Defender Services

  • Direct Service: Legal and/or Bail Assistance
  • United States
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Casa Libertad

  • Direct Service: Reentry
  • Colombia
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CELSIR

  • Direct Service: Education Behind Bars
  • Nigeria
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