The New York Times: The Indiana Pacers' visit to Putnamville Correctional Facility, in collaboration with Represent Justice and other organizations, highlighted the humanity of incarcerated individuals and underscored the need for justice reform, creating a day of connection, hope, and shared stories.

Kemba is based on the true story of Kemba Smith, who as a college student fell in love with a man who turned out to be a drug kingpin and leads her down a dangerous path.

A documentary visual album, Songs From the Hole follows James “JJ’88” Jacobs through a musical opus of hip-hop and soul, inspired by his innermost struggles as both a person who has committed and experienced violent harm.

A Million Dollar Cage, produced by Ambassador Kent Mendoza, follows his journey as he fights to transform L.A. County’s youth justice system and create alternatives to incarceration.

Little April follows April Grayson, a Represent Justice Ambassador whose traumatic upbringing in foster care led to her involvement in the justice system, highlighting the struggles faced by youth like her and envisioning a transformative path to justice.

Armand, with over eight years of experience, leads transformative Restorative Justice programs, mentors youth, and actively contributes to addressing racial disparities and promoting community healing through various esteemed roles.

Eddie B. Ellis Jr. leverages his personal experience as a formerly incarcerated individual to foster community reintegration, advocate for fair sentencing, and provide impactful mentoring and training to enhance decision-making and coping skills for at-risk individuals.

Jessie D. Mabrey champions the needs of justice-impacted women and children, leveraging her extensive experience and certifications to advocate for better housing, mental health support, and effective reentry programs, fueled by her personal journey and commitment to transformative change.

JJ '88, once incarcerated at 15 and sentenced to life, transformed his life through music and activism, gaining fame from a CNN documentary and co-founding a media company; he now creates bluesy hip-hop and R&B that advocates for grace, love, and accountability.