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Autumn 2025 Newsletter
PLSE Check – A message from our Executive Director, staff and intern updates, sector news, upcoming events, and more.August 2025 Newsletter
August PLSE Check – Board of Pardons public hearings, Pardon Me screenings, PPSC leadership appointments, an article by Zach Keasling, pardon application updates, and more.July 2025 Newsletter
This summer, we’re asking supporters like you to connect with your local legislators and share why pardons — and second chances — matter.May 2025 Newsletter
A Spring PLSE Check – Celebrating new beginnings, stories from clients, reentry news, event recaps, and more.How Philly is helping formerly incarcerated residents rejoin the workforce
Jason Peters, Metro Philadelphia (May 18, 2025)March 2025 Newsletter
Checking in with PLSE – A look at ways you can support PLSE, our employee spotlight, a client testimonial, details on Second Chance Month, and an invite to “PLSE and Partners – Connect Converse, and Contribute” that’s coming up on April 10.February 2025 Newsletter
Board of Pardons staff kudos, Pardon Project updates, recognition for the Office of Reentry Partnerships and State Rep. Danilo Burgos, team spotlight, a call to action for Governor Shapiro, and an invite to PLSE’s April 10 fundraiser.January 2025 Newsletter
New Year and New Beginnings – A look ahead at 2025, record clearing clinic recaps, Pardon Project Steering Committee updates, regional happenings, Board news, and a special “save the date”.December 2024 Newsletter
A Season of Hope in the City of Brotherly Love – Holiday greetings, record clearing clinics, new partnerships, PPSC awards, updates to new client intake, and clemency news.Under Shapiro, half of clemency recommendations remain unsigned
Danielle Ohl, Spotlight PA (December 12, 2024)Biden commutes roughly 1,500 sentences and pardons 39 people in biggest single-day act of clemency
Colleen Long, AP News (December 12, 2024)Stand with PLSE this Giving Tuesday
We have accomplished SO much together in 2024 — looking forward to 2025!November 2024 Newsletter
Greetings from our new Executive Director, notes on why second chances are apolitical, record clearing clinic news, and details on how you can support our mission.Announcing Pennsylvania’s New Regulations for Professional and Occupational Licensing
Philadelphia Lawyers for Social Equity (October 18, 2024)PLSE Announces Taylor Pacheco as Executive Director – Pacheco’s Return to PLSE Celebrated with Giving Campaign
Philadelphia Lawyers for Social Equity (October 14, 2024)October 2024 Newsletter
Team announcements, changes to Pennsylvania licensure rules, Pardon Project news, and record cleaning clinics.September 2024 Newsletter
Honoring Old Friends and Welcoming New Ones – Team spotlights, record clearing clinics, pardon news, featured partners, and a look at Tobey Oxholm’s accomplishments.Summer 2024 Newsletter
It has been a very exciting summer at PLSE. We’ve remained busy continuing our work clearing records, preparing pardon applications and programming for the fall, and continuing our support of county pardon projects across the state.Slow and confusing: An explainer on pardons, the process, and what help you can (expect to) receive
Germantown Info Hub (August 26, 2024)May 2024 Newsletter
Hope Blooms along with May Flowers – Recent awards, record clearing clinics, pardon network news, featured partners, and more.We Would Vote for People With Felonies—Well, Not All of Them | Opinion
Newsweek (June 10, 2024)Philadelphia Lawyers for Social Equity Awarded Pennsylvania Bar Foundation Goffman Award for Pro Bono Service
Pennsylvania Bar Association (May 13, 2024)April 2024 Newsletter
Celebrating Fresh Starts – Record-clearing clinics, how you can help solicit funding for pardon projects, the EEOC’s guidance on employer consideration of arrest or conviction records, recent awards, and more.PLSE Job Posting: Executive Director
The Philadelphia Lawyers for Social Equity (PLSE) a nonprofit, non-partisan organization is seeking an Executive Director. PLSE provides free legal advice and representation to low-income Pennsylvania residents whose criminal records are holding them back from achieving their social and career potentials.March 2024 Newsletter
PLSE Remains on the March – Recent clinics, record clearing news, featured partners, clients granted public hearings by the PA Board of Pardons, and more.February 2024 Newsletter
A Farewell to Winter and to Criminal Records – Recent events, pardon reform, PLSE staff spotlight, criminal and juvenile justice debt relief, Pardon Network news, and more.Cumberland County project launches to increase state-level pardon access
Maddie Seiler, The Sentinel (February 20, 2024)Lehigh County to help residents apply for pardons with new project. What to know and how to apply.
Graysen Golter, The Morning Call (February 1, 2024)January 2024 Newsletter
Exciting News in the New Year – Recent events, new PLSE arrivals, details on expedited reviews, the BOP hearing schedule, pardon news, and more.The Citizen Recommends: Pardon Me
Rachel Wisniewski, The Philadelphia Citizen (January 22, 2024)Pa Rep. Smith-Wade-El hosts pardons clinic, says mistakes shouldn’t hinder those who’ve paid their debt
Dan Nephin, Lancaster Online (January 21, 2024)December 2023 Newsletter
A New Year and New Beginnings – Executive Director news, recent events, a Clean Slate 3.0 update, our staff spotlight, and more.November 2023 Newsletter
A recap of the Justice, Food & Art fundraiser, details on Renee’s new committee appointment, record clearing clinic news, an invite to our upcoming Zoom featuring BOP Secretary Sherry Watson, client updates, partner recognition, and more!Pardon People, Not Turkeys – Support Second Chances
Mike Desmond, Centre Daily Times (November 22, 2023)Too many pardons? No — Way too few.
Aaron Moore, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (November 13, 2023)October 2023 Newsletter
An impactful rule change proposed by the SBA, launch of the Philadelphia Fountain Fund, open PLSE positions, record clearing news, cause for automatic expungement advance, and more!Filmmaker holds screening of ‘Pardon Me’ documentary at Meadville Public Library, showcasing state’s pardon process
Rebecca Hazen, The Meadville Tribune (October 27, 2023)‘Pardon Me’ documentary aims to raise awareness about Pennsylvania’s pardon process
Christina Baker, The Pennsylvania Capital Star (October 26, 2023)I Want to Be Forgiven. I Just Want to Be Forgiven
Dan Barry, The New York Times (October 15, 2023)Pardon Project of York County Focuses on Second Chances
Lena Tzivekis, York Daily Record (October 11, 2023)September 2023 Newsletter
Exciting wins in court, a special Fifth Anniversary, recognitions for some wonderful people, a virtual Town Hall to prep for Pardon Hearings, and more!Pardons for Whiskey, Pardons for Weed – OpEd
Tobey Oxholm, Director, The Pardon Project; The Washington County Observer-Reporter (September 5, 2023)August 2023 Newsletter
Summer Updates from PLSE – Shorter waits for pardons, automatic expungements, new university partnerships, updates from Berks County, Community Day in Francisville, and moreExpediting pardons is good for Pennsylvania – Opinion
Andrea Lindsay, MSW, The Pennsylvania Capital-Star (August 4, 2023)July 2023 Newsletter
Beat the Heat with Cool News – Expedited review tracks, new pro bono partners, updates from York County, details about the Pardon Me documentary, and an exciting staff updateCould a constitutional amendment stop gun violence in America? – GUEST COMMENTARY
Renee Chenault Fattah, The Baltimore Sun (July 11, 2023)June 2023 Newsletter
Sliding Into Summer – Board of Pardons Public Hearings, Lessons from “Down Under”, Clinics at HopePHL Men’s Wellness Day and Tustin Recreation Center, Staff Spotlight, Pardon Project Expansions, and MoreMay 2023 Newsletter
May Flowers and People Power – Promise Clinics, Pardon Tips, Activities Supporting Returning Citizens, Staff Spotlight, Pardon Project Steering Committee Activity, Championing the Elimination of Criminal Court Fees, Recent Awards, and MorePA Workforce Development Board Unanimously Adopts Two Record-Clearing Recommendations to the Governor (May 23, 2022)
Click here to read recommendation supporting codification of rebuttable presumption that convictions older than 7 years are generally not relevant to occupational licensesClick here to read recommendation supporting enactment of statue providing immunity to employers and contractors from “negligent hiring” claims
PA Bar Association Again Champions Elimination of Criminal Court Fees and Costs for People with Low-Incomes
Read President Jay Silberblatt’s April 26, 2023, letter to the PA Board of Pardons hereRead President Jay Silberblatt’s April 28, 2023, letter to the PA Supreme Court’s Criminal Procedural Rules Committee here
April 2023 Newsletter
April Showers of Good News – Pardon Project Expansions, Staff Spotlight, Expungement Clinics, Supporting Gov. Shapiro’s FY24 Budget Increase, Recent Awards, and MorePLSE announces that Kathleen (Kathy) Lee has been unanimously elected to its Board of Directors.
Philadelphia Lawyers for Social Equity, (April 5, 2023)March 2023 Newsletter
Always Springing Forward at PLSE – The Dobbs Decision Dissected, Westmoreland County Pardon Clinic, Digital Literacy Classes, and MoreFebruary 2023 Newsletter
Black History Month at PLSE, in our City, and BeyondRenee Chenault Fattah honored at the 2023 Take the Lead event hosted by the Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania.
Emily Leopard-Davis, AL DÍA (March 23, 2023)January 2023 Newsletter
New Year, Same PLSE- Ringing in the New Year with Energy!People leaving prison deserve pardons, not ‘paper prisons’
Timothy K. Lewis, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (January 13, 2023)PLSE hosts A NEW YEAR, A NEW BEGINNING: An Evening with Michael Solomonov
Thanks to our sponsors, attendees, and longtime Board Member and supporter Michael Solomonov for joining us on January 5, 2023 at Abe Fisher for an evening of cocktails, cuisine and conversation!Click here to learn more.
Pennsylvania marijuana pardon project to clear few applicants’ records
Mike D’Onofrio, AXIOS Philadelphia (December 20, 2022)December 2022 Newsletter
Despite the darkness, We Choose Hope!Pennsylvania Marijuana Project releases county-by-county numbers of approved applicants
Harri Leigh, FOX43 (December 8, 2022)Pennsylvania Board of Pardons Grants Public Hearing to a Few Hundred Applicants to the PA Marijuana Pardon Project; Thousands Denied
Press Release (December 2, 2022)To Gov. Wolf: Pardon the thousands of Pennsylvanians with marijuana convictions
Tens of thousands of Pennsylvanians can’t find jobs because of a years-old marijuana conviction. Gov. Wolf can use his last weeks in office to issue a blanket pardon and set them free.Op Ed, Renee Chenault Fattah, Philadelphia Inquirer (November 27, 2022)
For the press release click here.
November 2022 Newsletter
Superheroes, Sloths, Start-ups, ‘Spongements, and MorePhiladelphia Lawyers for Social Equity Joins Google Program to Offer Digital Skills Training for People Impacted by Incarceration
Press Release (November 15, 2022)October 2022 Newsletter
Special Phillies Edition: Our call to the bullpen, DH hero, called third K, new bench strength, farm team news, and moreThere are 400,000 people in Philly with convictions and criminal records. Expungement clinics can offer a fresh start.
Article, Philadelphia Inquirer (October 20, 2022)Pardons, For The Good Of Us All
Op Ed, Lawrence V. Young, Esq (York Daily Record, October 13, 2022)Marijuana pardons sensible; Pa. should extend deadline for state pardon project
Editorial, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (October 10, 2022)What Biden’s Marijuana Pardons Means for Pa. and Philadelphia
Listen to PLSE Director of Strategic Initiatives Andrea Lindsay and pardon client Basil Lester discuss the impact of President Biden’s marijuana pardon on a local level.(NBC10 TV, October 7, 2022)
September 2022 Newsletter
New Speed for Weed, Vince Delivers, DAs Partner, Wolf the GOAT, and more
Governor, Lt. Governor, Board of Pardons Announce Special 30-Day Pardon Effort For Low-Level Marijuana Convictions
September 1, 2022
Read Lt. Governor’s press release
Read PLSE’s answering press release
PLSE FILES PETITION SEEKING GENERAL PARDON (AMNESTY) FOR MARIJUANA-USERS
Representing eleven individuals from around the state, PLSE petitions Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General and Board of Pardons to pardon everyone who has been convicted of a non-violent marijuana-specific crime – of which there are tens of thousands in Pennsylvania. (July 7, 2022)
Click here for Individual Petitioner Bios
July 2022 Newsletter
Moonshot, Road Trip, Clerks, Pages, Metrics … and MORE!
May 2022 Newsletter
First Lady, Street Muralist, State Rep, EJW Fellow, and more!
April 2022 Newsletter
Second Chances: Good News from around the state!
Pardons beneficial to workforce, communities
Op Ed, Hon. Thomas J. Vanaskie (Ret.) (Scranton Times-Tribune, April 17, 2022
March 2022 Newsletter
Merle, Ron, Danea, Gordon, Celeste, Second Chances Month, and more!
February 2022 Newsletter
Jeff Brown, Marie Antoinette, Chelsey Sirmons, and more!
GROWING FOR GOOD – PLSE’s Marijuana Amnesty Project
The Chicago Reader – February 3, 2022
Click here to read “Cannabis Conversation” with Andrea Lindsay
January 2022 Newsletter
New Secretary, New Staff, New Form, and More News!
First Lady Frances Wolf Makes Criminal Record Clearing Her Priority For 2022
January 6, 2022
Pardon Projects: Communities Coming Together in Restorative Justice
The Pennsylvania Lawyer, Jan-Feb 2022
December 2021 Newsletter
Readying for 2022’s bold Promise, major changes, new and renewed partnerships, and more
Interbranch Commission for Gender, Racial and Ethnic Fairness Follows PA Bar Assn, Urges BOP to Stop Using Unpaid Fines & Fees as an Impediment to Pardons
Read Letter, November 30, 2021
PA Bar Association Overwhelmingly Opposes Pardons Board Policy on Unpaid Court Debts
Read Recommendation adopted on November 19, 2021
Read President Kathleen Wilkinson’s Letter dated November 22, 2021
Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Pennsylvania Calls For Pardon Reforms
November 10, 2021
Read Resolution Calling For More Pardon Hearings Within One Year Of Filing
Read Resolution Calling For Immediate Recission of Board’s “Exclusionary” Fees and Costs Rule
November 2021 Newsletter
NEW PA Association of Pardon Projects, readings, and more!
Pardons: It’s Time to Finish the Job
The Legal Intelligencer, November 19, 2021
Berks begins Pardon Project to help those with past convictions
Reading Eagle, November 2, 2021
Read Senator Schwank’s press release
Read editorial in Reading Eagle, November 14, 2021
Green Thumb Industries Announces Inaugural Recipients of Good Green Grants
October 14, 2021
PLSE Announces New Leadership, Becomes Black-Led at Both Staff and Board Levels
September 16, 2021
If You Paid Your Debt to Society, You Should Be Allowed to Work
August 4, 2021
Read chairman and chief executive of JPMorgan Chase & Company, Jamie Dimon’s, article in The New York Times.
Pa. is leading the way on pardon reformed to Work | Opinion
June 30, 2021
Read Linda Dale Hoffa’s article in The Philadelphia Inquirer.
July 2021 Newsletter
Board Leaps, Chancellor Scolds, Scranton Applauds, and more!
June 2021 Newsletter
News both wonderful and horrible, How YOU can help, and more!
Renee Chenault Fattah Joins PLSE As Deputy Director
June 12, 2021
Will become Executive Director in September
May 2021 Newsletter
Scattergood Hosts, Council Questions, PLSE Presents, and more
Pardon Coaching: Do it for Shane, and for Yourself
Read pardon volunteer Lorraine Marie Simmonis’ article in the Philadelphia Bar Reporter.
New PLSE Report on Racial Disparities and Second-Degree Murder in PA
Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman and Attorney General Josh Shapiro are calling for reform after PLSE’s latest report showing Black people in Pennsylvania have been sentenced to life in prison for second-degree murder at a rate 21 times higher than white people.
Read the LG’s press release here.
Why People Are Wrong To Think That Pardons Are Only For Rich White Connected Guys And Not For Them
Tarik Ryant, Inspire Magazine
Mr. Ryant, founder of Chef Reeky’s in Delaware County and member of the Pardon Project Steering Committee, received a pardon in August 2021.
April 2021 Newsletter
Innovative Clinics, New Partners, Eloquent Coaches, More Honors, and Heads Up!
March 2021 Newsletter
MontCo enlists, CHWs rock, NPR podcasts, Am Bar honors, Intake idles, and more.
February 2021 Newsletter
BOP wows, PLSE reports, Cooney honors, BAI affiliates, 100 Coaches zoom, and more.
Life Without Parole for Second-Degree Murder In Pennsylvania: An Objective Assessment of Sentencing
January 19, 2021
Andrea Lindsay, PLSE Lead Researcher and Mitigation Specialist
Read the Lt. Governor’s Press Release
SECOND CHANCES STALLED: Advocates Wait for Pardons On Gov’s Desk to Be Signed
January 26, 2021
Written by Brandon Dorfman
Generocity
January 2021 Newsletter
PLSE Wins, Treasurer Downgrades, Co-Ops Shine, Pitt Law Joins, and more.
PLSE Receives 2021 Innovation Award for Human Services / Community Development
January 21, 2021
PLSE receives top prize for making society see expungements and pardons as investments in neighborhoods and human capital.
United Way Announces Establishment of Gordon Cooney Fellowship in Criminal Justice at PLSE
January 19, 2021
PA Treasurer Calls For Investors To Evaluate Reliance On Fines And Fees For Revenue When Rating Municipal Bonds
Cites PLSE Study in Support of National Call to Question Whether Increasing Fees and Costs Are Good for Society
January 14, 2021
To read the letter to the rating agencies, click here.
Costs and Fees Charged To Indigent Criminal Defendants In Philadelphia County
January 6, 2021
Written by Tarik Kose and Isabella Falzone
December 2020 Newsletter
3,000+ sign petition to Gov. Wolf, Judge Karen Simmons receives Pollak award, staff attorney Taylor Pacheco moderates Philadelphia Bar Association panel, and more.
Judge Karen Y. Simmons Recognized for Exemplary Public Service
December 4, 2020
Redefining Pardons: On the Leading Edge of National Reform
December 1, 2020
The Defense (Magazine of the PA Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers)
November 2020 Newsletter
PLSE Video Library Featured by BOP, Pardon Project Leaps Forward in Pittsburgh, Newest Mike Lee Fellow Joins, and more.
Cleaning Up Criminal Records, and Rebalancing the Scales of Justice
October 19th, 2020
Written by Patrick Keough
The Legal Intelligencer
Hispanic Bar Association of PA Urges More Funding for BOP To Address Backlog of Pardon Applications
September 16, 2020
September 2020 Newsletter
Governor Acts, Juvenile Judges Pile On, Board Excels, PLAN Partners, PLSE Reports, and more.
Ten Year Study: Very Low Recidivism Rate Among PA Pardon Applicants, Very Few Crimes That Raise “Public Safety Concern”
August 31, 2020
Juvenile Court Judges Support Pardon Reform
August 5, 2020
August 2020 Newsletter
Governor Flunks, Board Zooms, DA Innovates, Health Experts Join, and more.
Pardons as Racial Justice Work
August 14, 2020
Philadelphia Bar Reporter
Pennsylvania Announces Online Ballot Applications Available in Spanish
August 12, 2020
Pennsylvania Department of State
PLSE Adds Health Care Experts to Board of Directors
August 7, 2020
Two Health Care Experts Join PLSE Board, Emphasizing Criminal Records as a Public Health Crisis.
July 2020 Newsletter
Support swells, Mayor cancels, Board speeds up, Merck and Chubb sign on, More leaders speak out, and more.
Philly Mayor Voids All Citations Given to Protesters
July 9, 2020
The Philadelphia Inquirer
PLSE Volunteers lead the charge in organizing to represent protesters and help them contest their violations.
Volunteer data scrapers helped Philadelphia Lawyers for Social Equity preserve client court records
June 26, 2020
Technical.ly Philly
While 2018’s Clean Slate Law cleared barriers to housing, education and employment for individuals across PA, it indirectly created new technological barriers for the legal nonprofit.
June 2020 Newsletter
Jeff Brown leads, Philly DA partners, PLSE begins online intake, tips on the parole interview, and more.
PA Bar Association Calls For Pardon Reform
May 8, 2020
PA Bar strongly urges PA Board of Pardons to stop asking about juvenile records in pardon applications.
Read Letter from the PA Bar Association President
May 2020 Newsletter
PA Bar acts, Economy League reports, Heinz Endowments funds, and more.
Economy League Issues Report Finding Pardons Have Major Impact on Neighborhood Economies
May 5, 2020
April 2020 Newsletter
Temporary reprieves, historic Bar Leadership Summit, historic Board of Pardons vote, expanded Video Library, and more.
March 2020 Newsletter
Record-breaking year, new Mike Lee Fellow, Pardon Hubs expanding to new neighborhoods, and more.
PLSE Launches New Library of Peer-to-Peer Videos About The Pardon Process
January 29, 2020
January 2020 Newsletter
Barristers-Bebashi partnership, Sen. Vince Hughes delivers, Point Breeze becomes first neighborhood pardon network.
Senator Vincent Hughes Obtains Community and Economic Development Funding to Create 15 New Pardon Hubs
January 21, 2020
December 2019 Newsletter
Pardon videos, expansion into North Philly, and much more.
Sharon López, Past President of the Pennsylvania Bar
Association, Joins PLSE Board of Directors
November 29, 2019
November 2019 Newsletter
Giving Tuesday, new Board members, Pardon Hub news, and more.
October 2019 Newsletter
PLSE’s new Executive Director, the expedited pardon application, and much, much more.
Pardons: An Essential, Moral Response to Mass Incarceration
September 23, 2019
Written by Carl “Tobey” Oxholm III
The Legal Intelligencer
August 2019 Newsletter
PLSE’s record breaking year, upcoming expungement clinics, new partnerships, and need-to-know tips about Clean Slate.
July 2019 Newsletter
Historic Board of Pardons vote, PLSE gains 2 new Board members, Clearing Juvenile Records, and more.
Report on the Inaugural Mike Lee Fellowship
June 24, 2019
Pardon Board Releases “Revolutionary” New Application
June 12, 2019
New pardon application sets new standard for clarity and access.
June 2019 Newsletter
New pardon application, Mike Lee Fellowship update, and new community partnerships.
PLSE and Board of Pardons Partner in Creating a Video Library to Help Applicants for Pardons
April 22, 2019
Lenfest Foundation Announces Study on the Economic Impact of Pardons on Low-Income/High-Arrest Communities
April 8, 2019
Remarks of Hon. Marcel Pratt, City Solicitor, City of Philadelphia, in Support of Pardon Reform
January 29, 2019
Philadelphia Foundation Awards First-Ever Grant to PLSE
January 9, 2019
PLSE Co-Founder Ryan Hancock Wins Philadelphia Bar Association’s Highest Honor for Volunteer Attorneys
December 5, 2018
PLSE Announces Inaugural Mike Lee Fellow
November 14, 2018
Fels Fund Awards Social Justice Grant to PLSE
October 22, 2018
Two Civic Leaders Join PLSE’s Board of Directors
October 15, 2018
Tangible Experiences Through Expungement Work
September 2018
Philadelphia Bar Reporter
United Way Funds PLSE’s First Two Pardon Hubs
August 27, 2018
Brandeis Law Society Becomes the First Bar Association in Pennsylvania to Offer Pro Bono Help With Pardons
August 14, 2018
What Does It Take to Get a Real Clean Slate?
July 23, 2018
Written by M. Zane Johnson
The Legal Intelligencer
Michael Solomonov, Internationally-Acclaimed Chef and Restauranteur Joins PLSE Board of Directors
June 25, 2018
Jeff Brown, Innovator Who Brought Supermarkets to Low-Income Inner-City “Food Deserts,” Joins PLSE Board of Directors
April 26, 2018
Renowned Philadelphia Artist Russell Craig Joins Board of Criminal Records Expungement Project (CREP)
March 5, 2018
PLSE Shares Expertise on Expungements and the Effects of Criminal Records Histories with National Drug Control Policy Leadership
January 3, 2018
PLSE Receives First-Ever Grant from the Philadelphia Bar Association
December 20, 2017
