Vanderbilt Prison Project

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Photos from Spring 2019.

Two rounds of panelists answer moderated questions followed by questions from the audience at the Vanderbilt Prison Project’s event Crime and Punishment: A Criminal Justice Reform Panel on Tuesday, October 9th, 2018 in Sarratt Cinema.

Students march towards Nashville’s Legislative Plaza during Cyrus Wilson’s April 2019 parole hearing as a way to bring attention to the injustices of his case and stand with Mr. Wilson and his family.

Students march towards Nashville’s Legislative Plaza during Cyrus Wilson’s April 2019 parole hearing as a way to bring attention to the injustices of his case and stand with Mr. Wilson and his family.

Students march towards Nashville’s Legislative Plaza during Cyrus Wilson’s April 2019 parole hearing as a way to bring attention to the injustices of his case and stand with Mr. Wilson and his family.

Anthony Ray Hinton, who spent 30 years wrongfully convicted on death row, speaks at Vanderbilt University in Spring 2019.

Vanderbilt Prison Project posing with the club banner in 2017.

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