Debi Campbell
Debi researches and writes FAMM’s Success Stories — stories of people who have been impacted by harsh sentencing laws and are now released, adjusting to life outside of prison. Debi…
Read MoreAlexis Mitchell
Two- time Emmy® Award winner, Alexis M. Mitchell is a native of Charlotte, North Carolina, and is a graduate of Bennett College for Women, where she received her Bachelor of…
Read MoreTravis Edwards
With work ranging from commercial to documentary to narrative, Travis’s focus has always been on the impact of storytelling through video. His award-winning work has taken him across the country…
Read MoreShanna Rifkin
Shanna Rifkin is an attorney with both litigation and public policy experience dedicated to reforming the criminal legal system, with a particular passion for sentencing law. As FAMM’s Deputy General…
Read MoreBryan Widenhouse
Bryan Widenhouse was given a life without parole sentence when he was 17 years old. During his incarceration he accepted accountability for the harm he caused and chose to serve…
Read MoreCeleste Trusty
Celeste is so excited to return to her role as State Legislative Affairs Director for FAMM, where she will continue her work with impacted community members, lawmakers, and other stakeholders…
Read MoreShaneva D. McReynolds, Ph.D.
Dr. Shaneva D. McReynolds (Ph.D.) is the President of FAMM. She joined the organization in 2021 as the Illinois Policy Consultant, advocating for a fair and effective justice system that…
Read MoreMaria Goellner
Maria Goellner (“gell-ner”) is a public interest attorney and advocate for equal justice. As FAMM’s Senior Director of Policy, she works with policymakers, families, the public, and the media on…
Read MoreMatthew Charles
Matthew Charles was sentenced in 1996 to a thirty-five year federal sentence for nonviolent offenses. His sentence length was the result of an unjust disparity between crack cocaine and powder…
Read MoreMary Price
Mary Price is General Counsel of FAMM. She directs the FAMM Litigation Project and advocates for reform of federal sentencing and corrections law and policy before Congress, the U.S. Sentencing Commission,…
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