There is only one official avenue for recourse against the abuses of prison administrations: the Administrative Remedy Process. 

Our Team

The Remedy Project team is a broad coalition of high school and college student leaders, formerly incarcerated advocates, and supporters who leverage each others strengths to address one of the most pressing human rights crises of our time.
ACTIVE VOLUNTEERS
INCARCERATED MEMBERS
"Students are untouchable.”

-David Simpson, Founder

Our Approach

Founded in 2020 by David, a returning citizen who mastered the administrative remedy during his ten-year term in federal prison, and Anna, a student organizer at Barnard College, The Remedy Project uses two approaches to fight for justice: remedy advocacy and public advocacy.

Get involved

Volunteer

Our work is student volunteer-led. We have opportunities for every skill and commitment level - our only requirement is passion for justice. We encourage students, formerly incarcerated advocates, and supporters to sign-up to volunteer at action.theremedyproj.org/volunteer.

Donate

The demand for our work is growing exponentially, and we need your help to keep up. Make a one-time or recurring contribution at theremedyproj.org/donate or at action.theremedyproj.org/donate. 

Sign-up to take action

Sign-up at action.theremedyproj.org to get notified to take action on behalf of our incarcerated members. Actions may include re-sharing a story, emailing a prison administrator, or calling an elected officials. They only take a few minutes, and can make a huge difference in the lives of incarcerated people
The Remedy Project
​admin@theremedyproj.org
 (929) 249-0141
PO Box 50203, Brooklyn NY 11205
​For vehicle donations, call: +1 (516) 404-7372.
The Student Justice League, Inc
The Remedy Project is not an official affiliate of Columbia University or any other college or university.