State: Louisiana Convicted: 1996 Exonerated: 1999 Race: Black DNA used in exoneration? No Reasons for wrongful conviction: Mistaken...

Watch this Quattrone Center IG video of excerpts of WTI member Shareef Cousin's keynote address for the Quattrone Center's symposium"From...

We were honored to join with our friends at the Quattrone Center for their annual symposium this Spring. Shareef Cousin, Witness to...

Shareef Cousin hand delivering 2,000 signatures to the Louisiana Board of Pardons and Paroles On August 14, 2023, death row exoneree and...

"I come before you to ask that you to abolish the death penalty and I'm going to keep asking that until anyone can demonstrate to me the...

Shareef Cousin was wrongfully convicted and sentenced to die at the age of 17, making him the youngest person ever to be sentenced to...

The Advocate: Louisiana lawmakers reject another attempt to abolish the death penalty, voting on party lines By: Mark Ballard April 19,...

Shareef spoke at an event that was part of a series of events on racial justice organized by the school's Student Government Association....

Last week WTI death row exonerees told their stories at several universities. Juan Melendez spoke at Siena College in NY, in a talk...

Shareef Cousin and ACLU of Louisiana Executive Director Alanah Hebert Shareef Cousin, who was sentenced to death in Louisiana at the age...