Buried Alive Project
Non-profit OrganizationsTexas, United States11-50 Employees
Buried Alive Project is a Dallas-based non-profit focused on reforming federal drug laws related to life without parole sentences. The organization pursues litigation, legislation, and humanization efforts to reduce such sentences and address injustices tied to outdated statutes. Its work centers on legal advocacy and policy change intended to mitigate harsh penalties within the federal system. The group serves communities affected by severe federal drug sanctions, particularly people of color, and seeks to raise awareness through partnerships and public engagement. As part of the broader human rights and criminal justice reform landscape, it positions itself alongside other advocacy organizations while maintaining a focused mission to eliminate unnecessary life-without-parole outcomes under federal drug law. The organization is based in Dallas, Texas, and operates with a small-to-mid-sized staff dedicated to its advocacy and legal initiatives.