Pardons, Expungement & Restoring Our Dignity

Mark Osler is a professor at the University of St. Thomas School of Law in Minnesota and a former federal prosecutor who founded the nation's first law-school clinic devoted to federal commutations. The Clemency Resource Center he co-founded with Rachel Barkow produced 96 commutations under the Obama clemency initiative.

Todd Haugh is a professor of business law and ethics at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business.

Widely described as the only attorney in the U.S. who served time in federal prison for a white collar crime and returned to practice white collar law, Jeff Grant founded the White Collar Support Group in 2013 with his wife Lynn.

Pamela Winn is the founder and president of RestoreHER US.America, a policy-advocacy organization led by and for justice-involved women, and a nationally recognized reform advocate whose work followed her own journey through the criminal justice system.

Michael Gaines is a member of the White Collar Support Group and works at the Center for Employment Opportunities, helping people coming home from prison re-enter the workforce and find meaningful employment. He came to that work after a career in banking and his own justice journey.

Gina Pendergraph is a leader in the White Collar Support Group, active in its related women's groups and meetings, and one of the primary moderators of the Justice Impact Support Forum. She draws on her own experience as a justice-impacted person to support others going through the system.

Drew Chapin is the founder of The Discoverability Company, a discoverability partner for individuals and businesses based in Philadelphia, with nearly two decades of go-to-market experience across Microsoft, Jomboy Media, Perplexity, and venture-backed startups.