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April 2026: News and Updates
Home Page Updates, NewsHello from Alabama Appleseed! Our April newsletter contains your monthly dose of hope and justice from right here in Alabama. We accomplished surprising things this quarter. And Jason Isbell stopped by.
Read more here.
Highlights:
Appleseed’s…

Chapter 4: The Process of Healing
Home Page Updates, NewsIn recognition of National Crime Victims Rights Week, Appleseed is sharing a series of blog posts on grief, trauma, loss, and healing by our Community Navigator, Callie Greer. Callie is a powerful voice for survivors in Alabama. Based on her…

Chapter 3: The Process of Mourning
Home Page Updates, NewsIn recognition of National Crime Victims Rights Week, Appleseed is sharing a series of blog posts on grief, trauma, loss, and healing by our Community Navigator, Callie Greer. Callie is a powerful voice for survivors in Alabama. Based on her…

Appleseed Post-Session Briefing: Two good bills passed, a prison oversight pilot created, and renewed optimism for continued prison reform in Alabama
Home Page Updates, NewsHighlights:
Appleseed succeeded in pushing two criminal justice reform bills over the finish line this session.
We also helped develop a pilot program for independent prison oversight that will launch immediately.
By working alongside…

Chapter 2: The Process of Grieving
Home Page Updates, NewsIn recognition of National Crime Victims Rights Week, Appleseed is sharing a series of blog posts on grief, trauma, loss, and healing by our Community Navigator, Callie Greer. Callie is a powerful voice for survivors in Alabama. Based on her…
Latest News
- Come Work With Us! Appleseed is Hiring a Program Assistant July 3, 2026
- National Advocacy Group FAMM Offering Content on Alabama Prison Tablets June 18, 2026
- 1000 Years Overcome! Celebrating a Milestone in Appleseed’s Legal and Reentry Work June 12, 2026
- Fallout from the State’s Unfortunate Contract with Prison Healthcare Provider YesCare Continues as Workers Go Unpaid and State Dollars Go Missing May 20, 2026
- April 2026: News and Updates May 5, 2026
Contact Us
Alabama Appleseed Center for Law & Justice
400 South Union Street, Suite 355
Montgomery, Alabama 36104
2 Office Park Circle, Suite 10
Birmingham, AL 35223
Phone: (205) 963-7999
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Come Work With Us! Appleseed is Hiring a Program Assistant
Home Page Updates, NewsJob Description: Program Assistant, Parole and Reentry Alabama Appleseed is a non-profit, non-partisan 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1999 whose mission is to confront unjust systems through research, bridge building and advocacy to create an Alabama that prioritizes justice and opportunity. Alabama Appleseed works to improve the justice system on behalf of all Alabamians. We seek […]
National Advocacy Group FAMM Offering Content on Alabama Prison Tablets
NewsBy Eddie Burkhalter, Appleseed Researcher In the coming weeks incarcerated people in Alabama will be able to access valuable information on their electronic tablets from a national nonprofit that advocates for sentencing and prison reform. FAMM (Families Against Mandatory Minimums) announced this week that the organization’s information will soon be available and free to use […]
1000 Years Overcome! Celebrating a Milestone in Appleseed’s Legal and Reentry Work
Home Page Updates, NewsA few years ago, Appleseed confronted an astonishing truth within Alabama state prisons: people sentenced to life without parole, individuals with no chance of using good behavior to catch a break and regain their freedom, served as leaders, mentors, barbers, cooks, literally sang in the chapel choir at Alabama’s maximum security prisons. For hundreds of […]