Prison Professors: Connect with a National Directory of Defense Attorneys Supporting Justice Reform @PrisonProfessors
Prison Professors: Connect with a National Directory of Defense Attorneys Supporting Justice Reform  @PrisonProfessors
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
In this insightful video, Michael Santos, founder of Prison Professors and a former federal prisoner with 26 years of experience, introduces a valuable new resource designed to help those impacted by the criminal justice system. Learn how Prison Professors is expanding its mission by launching a free, nationwide directory that connects incarcerated individuals and their families with defense attorneys committed to improving justice outcomes.

**What You’ll Discover:**

* An overview of Prison Professors’ nonprofit mission to provide free educational tools and support within the criminal justice system

* The scale of the community: over 9,000 incarcerated users and 100,000 monthly visitors using Prison Professors' platform as of September 2026

* Introduction to the attorney directory featuring profiles across all 94 U.S. federal districts to help people find trusted legal counsel easily

* How attorneys can create a profile highlighting their expertise, background, honors, and include video interviews to connect with potential clients

* Opportunities for attorneys and legal professionals to join the community at no cost and participate in ongoing free webinars

* Michael’s personal journey and commitment to improving prison outcomes through education and support


**Key Timestamps:**
0:00 – Michael Santos introduces Prison Professors and its mission
0:18 – Current usage statistics and community size
0:45 – Introduction of the free attorney directory for defense counsel
1:00 – How to apply and create a profile in the attorney directory
1:23 – Example profile walkthrough using a supporter’s listing
1:58 – Features and benefits of attorney profiles including video content
2:16 – Free weekly webinars available to the community
2:31 – Michael’s personal story and ministry-driven motivation
2:45 – Closing remarks and invitation to collaborate

**About Prison Professors:**
Prison Professors is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering people involved in the criminal justice system by providing free, self-directed educational resources. Through innovative programs and an expansive online platform, they aim to improve outcomes by fostering knowledge, accountability, and access to legal resources without financial barriers.

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💬 **Join the conversation:** If you’re a defense attorney interested in joining the directory or someone impacted by the justice system seeking support, leave your questions and experiences in the comments below!

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🌐 **Learn more and get involved at:** [prisonprofessors.org](https://prisonprofessors.org)

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