Buried Alive Project

The Buried Alive Project is dedicated to reforming the U.S. criminal justice system by addressing the inhumane practice of life without parole sentences under federal drug laws. Through litigation, legislative advocacy, and humanization efforts, the organization aims to secure second chances for individuals and to reshape public perception of incarceration.

Led by a team of passionate advocates, including founders Corey S. Jacobs, Sharanda Jones, and Brittany K. Barnett, the organization works tirelessly to highlight the importance of justice reform. Their diverse backgrounds and personal experiences bring invaluable insights and urgency to the mission of transforming lives and fostering hope within the justice system.

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