Coffeehouse Sessions is almost here! Enjoy coffee from Bongo Java, light refreshments, a performance by Jakob Miller, and a candid conversation about wrongful conviction litigation. Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/coffeehouse-sessions-tickets-1992131858014?aff=oddtdtcreator

New website. Same commitment to justice. ⚖️ We're excited to launch the new Tennessee Innocence Project website! Explore our cases, read the stories of those we've helped free, and discover how you can support the fight against wrongful convictions. Visit the new website today!

It's here! Check out our 2025 Annual Report! Link in bio! #2025annualreport #tennesseeinnocenceproject #TIP

We had an amazing time last night at our Jeni's Ice Creams Social Fundraiser. We are so grateful for everyone who turned out to support our cause. Stay tuned for more TIP events in the future! #TIP #TennesseeInnocenceProject #IceCreamSocial #JenisIceCreams

Our Jeni's Ice Creams Fundraiser is right around the corner! On July 16th, support the Tennessee Innocence Project by enjoying a yummy treat from 4-7PM at the Jeni's location on 12 South. Tell your family, invite your friends and come support TIP! 🍦

This Fourth of July marks America's 250th birthday. Today, we acknowledge our nation's progress and are reminded of our continued goals. Our team works tirelessly to secure freedom for wrongfully incarcerated Tennesseans. Happy 4th of July! #IndependenceDay #TennesseeInnocenceProject

In honor of America’s 250th birthday, we have asked our staff, board and friends of TIP to answer the question: ‘What Does Freedom Mean to You?’. Keep up with our stories this month to see how members of our TIP team respond! #tennesseeinnocenceproject #freedom #4thofJuly #independence

Don't miss a story of justice. Subscribe to the Tennessee Innocence Project newsletter for: ✔ Case updates ✔ Exoneree stories ✔ Upcoming events ✔ Ways to support innocence work across Tennessee Sign up today on our website! Photo Credit: Jennifer Watkins #Newsletter #tninnocenceproject

Behind every case reviewed, event hosted, and person freed is a dedicated team working behind the scenes. Today, we celebrate our administrative staff! Their work in fundraising, communications, operations, and finance keeps our mission moving forward and helps make justice possible. #TIP

Save the date! Join us July 16, 4–7 PM at Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams on 12 South for an ice cream social fundraiser. Jeni's will donate 25% of sales to Tennessee Innocence Project. Try our exclusive "Sweet Taste of Freedom" sundae and support the fight for justice! #jenisicecreams #TIP #12south

Mark your calendars for August 12 from 12:00–1:00 PM CST! Join us for TIP Talks, our free virtual storytelling and learning series. This session, Inside an Exoneration: From Conviction to Freedom explores the legal and emotional journey of a wrongful conviction case. Register today! #TIPTalks

Today we honor Juneteenth, marking the end of slavery in the U.S. and celebrating Black freedom and resilience. At TIP, we remain committed to advancing a fair justice system for all. We honor the significance of this day and the ongoing work toward justice, equity, and lasting change. #Juneteenth

Every Tennessee Innocence Project t-shirt, sweatshirt, tote and water bottle helps advance our mission to free innocent people, support exonerees after release, and educate Tennesseans about wrongful convictions. Supplies are limited, grab your favorites while they're available! #FreedomFighter

On April 29, join us for TIP Talks, a virtual series spotlighting the innocent movement. TIP Executive Director Jason Gichner will share his experience fighting wrongful convictions in TN and the systemic barriers his clients face. Register today: auction.biddingforgood.com/auction/3418...

Today we celebrate one year since Scott Minton was officially exonerated after spending over 30 years behind bars. Convicted in 1994 based on a coerced confession and unreliable eyewitness identification, he had 18 alibi witnesses and receipts proving he was elsewhere.

Today marks four years since Joyce Watkins was fully exonerated after 27 years of wrongful incarceration. On January 12, 2022, all charges were dismissed against Joyce, affirming her innocence in the 1988 murder and sexual assault case that had upended her life.

🧵 (1/5) TIP ANNOUNCES 10TH EXONERATION: Yesterday, we celebrated the long-overdue exoneration of Eric Wright, who spent nearly 36 years imprisoned for a crime he did not commit. This marks the 10th exoneration achieved by the Tennessee Innocence Project since opening their doors in 2019.

1/7 🎃🖤 Today marks one year since Ricky Lee Webb was exonerated after 46 years wrongfully imprisoned. His story is a stark reminder of why the fight for justice continues.

🎉 BREAKING on #WrongfulConvictionDay! TIP client Eric Wright is FREE after nearly 36 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. His release is a moment of celebration—and a reminder of why we fight for justice. 🧵

JUST ANNOUNCED: Grammy-winner @allisonrussell.bsky.social will perform at Tennessee Innocence Project's Nashville event, Journey to Justice, on December 4, 2025!

TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE! Join @tninnocence.bsky.social for STORIES OF JUSTICE with Amanda Knox @amandaknox.bsky.social on 10/16/25. General: $50, VIP: $150 (includes reception, her new book & signing). Get tickets here: www.tninnocence.org/memphis

MARK YOUR CALENDARS: "The Exonerated" comes to Nashville on May 10 at Darkhorse Theater! This powerful play tells the true stories of six wrongfully convicted death row inmates who were eventually freed. All donations benefit the TN Innocence Project. #JusticeMatters

As Executive Director Jason Gichner aptly shares, this law is "a critical step forward for Tennessee's wrongfully convicted." Every day counts. Every case matters. #JusticeReform #TennesseeInnocenceProject

1/ JUSTICE WIN 🎉 SB0256 just passed the Senate (24-6) following HB0601's House passage (85-7)! 🧵

What happens when the "science" used to convict someone changes? For 40 exonerees in Shaken Baby Syndrome cases, it meant years behind bars based on medical theories now widely questioned. Behind each statistic is a person waiting for truth. #JusticeFacts #WrongfulConviction

Attention #lawstudents! The Tennessee Innocence Project is still accepting applications for 2025 Summer Clerkships in #Nashville and #Memphis. Apply by next Friday to be considered! Learn more here: www.tninnocence.org/jobs-internships

After 31 years of wrongful incarceration, Scott Minton is exonerated! Convicted in 1994 despite overwhelming evidence of innocence, Scott’s case involved eyewitness misidentification and a false confession. Today, we celebrate Scott’s hard-won victory for justice: www.tninnocence.org/our-exonerees