National Public Awareness

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  • National Public Awareness Podcast, where your hosts, Sarah Dearmond and Melissa Ann, drive the fight for justice as unwavering advocates. Known for their relentless efforts in promoting education and advocacy for the wrongfully convicted, National Public Awareness has become a beacon of hope for those caught in the web of systemic injustice. This podcast is dedicated to shining a light on the individuals supported by their organization, while also exposing the deep-rooted issues within the justice system that perpetuate these injustices. It takes a village!
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Episodes
  • Robert Brown West Virginia

    Robert Brown West Virginia
    Sep 28 2024


    In this episode, hosts Melissa Ann and Sarah DeArmond discuss the case of Robert Brown, a decorated war veteran currently incarcerated in West Virginia. They explore the circumstances surrounding his self-defense claim, the legal challenges he faced, including a controversial plea deal, and the importance of community support and advocacy in wrongful conviction cases. The conversation highlights the psychological impact of wrongful convictions and the role of social media in raising awareness and advocating for justice.
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    20 mins
  • There's a fine line between discipline and cruelty

    There's a fine line between discipline and cruelty
    Sep 21 2024

    This conversation delves into the controversial topic of inmate treatment within prisons, exploring the fine line between discipline and rehabilitation, the challenges faced by inmates regarding employment and punishment, the impact of solitary confinement, healthcare neglect, and the specific issues faced by women and transgender inmates. The discussion emphasizes the need for public awareness and advocacy for systemic change in the prison system to ensure humane treatment and rehabilitation for all inmates. Follow National Public Awareness on Facebook and apply for advocacy at www.nationalpublicawarenessusa.org

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    31 mins
  • Advocacy for women that are wrongfully convicted discussion with National Public Awareness Advocates

    Advocacy for women that are wrongfully convicted discussion with National Public Awareness Advocates
    Sep 15 2024

    This conversation delves into the often-overlooked issue of women's wrongful convictions, highlighting specific cases and the systemic issues that contribute to these injustices. The hosts discuss the impact of plea deals, the role of media in shaping public perception, and the importance of advocacy and awareness in fighting for justice for women behind bars. National Public Awareness is now accepting applications for advocacy

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    21 mins
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