Who We Are
New Vision Organization is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization advocating for incarcerated first-time offenders of any offense who are serving life or life without parole (LWOP), and for individuals whose civil rights are being violated.
Our Vision
Our vision is to help individuals serving life or life without parole access pro bono criminal, appellate, post-conviction, and civil rights attorneys. We also collaborate with organizations working toward criminal justice, prison, and parole reform. The United States is the only country with mass incarceration on this scale, and meaningful change is needed.
Types Of Activity
We conduct extensive research and engage in letter writing, phone calls, emails, coalition meetings, and regular correspondence with incarcerated clients. These efforts promote transparency, build trust, and encourage all involved to openly share their feelings, challenges, and hopes for the future.
Location
We work with incarcerated first-time offenders serving life or life without parole (LWOP) in any Massachusetts prison that houses individuals with life sentences.
About Our Prison Ministry
We seek to raise awareness that prisons should be replaced with long-term residential treatment facilities so individuals struggling with mental illness, addiction, and related issues can receive appropriate care. The United States faces an epidemic of addiction and mental illness, and prisons are not an effective solution. We advocate for treatment, rehabilitation, and meaningful reform.
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