About Last Prisoner Project + House of Wise Stephanie Shepard served 10 years in prison for conspiracy to distribute marijuana, but while she was incarcerated in California, recreational marijuana was legalized in that state. Unfortunately, her...

Stephanie Shepard's father died while she was serving 10 years for conspiracy to distribute marijuana. "I was so desperate to get out and see my father before he passed away," Shepard said. Her father died...

More than 40,000 people in the U.S. are incarcerated for cannabis-related charges, and we’re highlighting strong women from Last Prisoner Project who have come out on the other side to tell about it. Here is the story of Katree Darriel Saunders.

At House of Wise, we stand for fairness, equality, and empowerment of women who want to take control of their lives. That’s why we’re a proud partner of Last Prisoner Project, a nonprofit organization fighting criminal injustice and reimagining drug policy specifically on cannabis-related incarceration.

Imagine if making a profit from a cannabis business landed you in jail for years. That’s why over 40,000 people in the U.S. are incarcerated — for something others are successfully building in public.