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Women Lifer's Resume Project
WLRP supports Pennsylvania Women Lifer's who want to share their positive experiences, personal growth, and to assist the women in seeking a second chance.
The Women Lifers Resume Project supports all of the 200 plus women in Pennsylvania who are serving a life without parole sentence (LWOP). Resumes featured on this site are of a voluntary nature and should not be perceived as the only women we support for release. Some women have elected not to participate at this time.
OCTOBER 16, 2023 - HARRISBURG, PA
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Backs House Speaker Joanna McClinton's Legislation to Improve Commutations Process
As part of the Shapiro-Davis Administration's commitment to making Pennsylvania a place for second chances, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis today endorsed House Speaker Joanna McClinton's constitutional amendment to update the commutations process.
Let’s Get Free’s Commutation Support Kit is geared toward people in PA prisons with Life Without Parole sentence. However, much of the info is applicable to folks who are currently incarcerated applying for a sentence reduction. The guide includes tips for every step of the process: writing the application, creating job and homeplans, support letters, preparing for the interview, filing for reconsideration, etc. It also includes all the instructions from the Board Of Pardons website.
Who are we?
We are mothers, grandmothers, daughters, sisters, aunts. We are beloved family members
SCI Muncy
SCI Cambridge Springs
Photo Gallery of Participants
From SCI Muncy and SCI Cambridge Springs
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LETTERS OF SUPPORT
Letters of Support from family members, loved ones and friends are very much welcomed and will also be included on the WLRP website.
If you wish to participate, there are some areas to consider when writing your letter:
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A description of your current relationship with the incarcerated person.
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The length of time you have been supporting this person.
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What affect this person's incarceration has had on you (e.g. emotionally, spiritually, financially, etc.).
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If this person is given the opportunity to be released, how will you be involved and what type of support will you offer her?
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