COVID-19 has led many Americans to rethink prison. But a habitual offender law has condemned hundreds of people…

OAA Executive Director Dena Dickerson, who served 10 years of a 114-year sentence for a non-violent crime, brings lived experience to the…

OAA Co-Founder Deborah Daniels — Southeast area director for Prison Fellowship Ministries — shares how her own re-entry struggles…

A portrait of OAA’s Thursday evening peer support meetings — a collaborative forum helping people transitioning from prison back into the commun…

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin announced the formation of a task force to help the formerly incarcerated re-acclimate into their communities…

A profile of OAA’s Youth Career Readiness Initiative in Titusville, where OAA leaders provided career training and positive decision-making techniques…

Commissioner Jeffery Dunn wrote a formal letter of support to OAA, recognizing the organization for teaching inmates life skills that lead to positive…

OAA Co-Founder Deborah Daniels featured in the Prison Fellowship’s Inside Journal: “It’s about being honest in the midst of challenges, and

How OAA grew from a handful of determined people into a formal 501(c)(3) — inspired by the AA and NA models, but radical in its embrace of tho…