Families for Justice as Healing

Our Story

Founded in 2010 by Andrea James within the federal prison for women in Danbury, CT, Families for Justice as Healing focuses on the critical issues faced by incarcerated mothers and their children. After her release, Andrea relocated the organization to Roxbury, MA, where it has been instrumental in building coalitions and raising awareness about the need for community reinvestment over over-criminalization.

Impact

Families for Justice as Healing is dedicated to ending the incarceration of women and girls through advocacy, community organizing, and policy change. Their initiatives have significantly increased awareness and support for the needs of incarcerated women and their families, transforming the criminal punishment system.

Why Donate?

Your contributions to Families for Justice as Healing empower advocacy efforts and community programs aimed at creating alternatives to incarceration. Support their mission to foster community-led solutions that address the root causes of incarceration.

Get Involved

Join the movement to end the incarceration of women and girls. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to support Families for Justice as Healing and help create a brighter future for families affected by the criminal justice system.