The Innocence Project works nationwide, including in Iowa, to exonerate wrongfully convicted individuals through DNA testing and legal advocacy.

The Iowa Innocence Project works to prevent and rectify wrongful convictions in Iowa by providing legal representation and investigating cases.

The Innocence Network is a coalition of organizations, including the Iowa Innocence Project, dedicated to exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals.

The ACLU of Iowa advocates for criminal justice reform and works on behalf of wrongfully convicted individuals to ensure their rights are protected.

Iowa Public Radio reports on wrongful conviction cases and criminal justice issues in Iowa, providing investigative journalism to raise awareness.

The National Prisoner Assistance Network helps wrongfully convicted individuals across the U.S., including in Iowa, by providing legal resources and support.

Slate provides in-depth articles on wrongful conviction cases in Iowa, highlighting the stories of those who have been wrongfully imprisoned.

The Wrongful Conviction Project provides legal assistance to those wrongfully convicted in Iowa and works to raise awareness about systemic flaws in the justice system.

The Institute for Justice works on wrongful conviction cases nationwide, including in Iowa, advocating for reforms and fighting for the exoneration of the wrongfully convicted.

The Equality and Justice Initiative works in Iowa to address wrongful convictions and injustices in the criminal justice system by providing legal and advocacy support.