The Integrity Center
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Milwaukee, with a population of approximately 577,222, sees over 129,000 bookings into local jails annually. We are committed to reuniting families affected by incarceration and supporting individuals in achieving their personal and family goals. Our task is significant: reaching out to our youth and empowering parents to strengthen and restore family integrity, allowing them to thrive regardless of their incarceration status. By partnering with various organizations, we aim to provide comprehensive resources and opportunities, ensuring that each participant has the support needed to thrive and build a stronger, more resilient community.
The Mission of CSM to promote equal opportunity & equal access to employment, housing, & higher education by offering assistance with pardons, expungements, and criminal background assistance.
A statewide network of faith communities dedicated to promoting the common good through diverse, democratic participation. This grassroots organization, made up of around 160 congregations from 19 religious traditions, advocates for criminal justice reform, immigrant rights, economic justice, healthcare, public transportation, housing, and more.
Wisconsin Alliance for Youth Justice believes kids should be treated as kids. They are a family group for people impacted by youth violence who share their stories of redemption, hope, and healing.
Fatherhood FIRE involves three blended core program services and workshops to help you become the best father you can be. They promote family stability, creating a better quality of life for the children of Milwaukee County.
A subgroup of WISDOM created to help restore the commutation process in Wisconsin. They have submitted four candidates to Governor Evers for consideration for a commutation grant. They work with the parole chairman to uplift the Old Law to ensure that parole eligible people receive fair and timely parole grants.
SIP - Supporters of Incarcerated People is a page to help support the loved ones of people currently in the Wisconsin Department of Adult Institutions (DAI) the WI Prison System.
SIP seeks to make both administrative and legislatives changes.
A father's absence is an epidemic affecting all classes and sectors of American society, with a particularly severe impact on urban communities. Currently, 24 million (34%) of American children live in homes without their biological father. M.F.I. focuses on six key areas to support father involvement: driver's license recovery, child support debt reduction, media/public relations, education, men's health, and summits.
FREE is a Wisconsin-based project led by women impacted by the criminal legal system.
It addresses the unique, gender-specific challenges and consequences they face. Nationally, women’s incarceration rates are rising twice as fast as men’s. In Wisconsin, about 3,000 women and girls are in state and local facilities, with 13,061 under parole or probation. Incarcerated women often endure disproportionate levels of lifelong trauma,
abuse, and co-occurring disorders.