Women Lifer's Resume Project
WLRP supports Pennsylvania Women Lifer's who want to share their positive experiences, personal growth, and to assist the women in seeking a second chance.
The Women Lifers Resume Project supports all of the 200 plus women in Pennsylvania who are serving a life without parole sentence (LWOP). Resumes featured on this site are of a voluntary nature and should not be perceived as the only women we support for release. Some women have elected not to participate at this time.
Who are we?
We are mothers, grandmothers, daughters, sisters, aunts. We are beloved family members.
SCI Muncy
SCI Cambridge Springs
Photo Gallery of Participants
From SCI Muncy and SCI Cambridge Springs
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CURRENT NEWS
"Injustice in Plain Sight: The Pennsylvania Board of Pardons Fails Women Seeking Commutation"
"PA incarcerated women, who were once defined by their past actions, have spent decades working tirelessly to redefine their futures. Through education, therapy, and community service, they have embraced personal growth and transformation. Many have earned degrees, developed vocational skills, and become mentors to fellow inmates, proving their dedication to self-improvement and rehabilitation. Their accomplishments behind bars are a testament to their resilience and determination to make amends and contribute positively to society.
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Despite the strides they've made, the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons continues to overlook their remarkable journeys of redemption. These women stand as living proof that people can change and deserve a second chance. Their continued incarceration serves not only as a personal injustice but also as a loss to the communities they could positively impact if given the opportunity to reenter society. It is time for the Board to recognize their transformations and grant them the commutation they have rightfully earned."
