We adhere strongly to the saying: “The best antiseptic for injustice is sunlight.” When confronted with violations of human and civil rights, silence can never be an option.
Malik & Gale Washington, Co-Founders of Destination Freedom
Driving change through strategic prisoner rights advocacy to create a fair and just criminal justice system for all.
Community Engagement
Building coalitions with like-minded organizations and community members has proven to be a force multiplier that helps accomplish many great things.
Education
Our director, Malik Washington, has a saying that he is fond of repeating and that is “Our people perish for lack of knowledge.” This is so true and why we are passionate about educating our clients.
Why Choose Us
Impactful Advocacy
Our advocacy drives real change and ensures a brighter, fairer future for all.
Guidance
Receive guidance from our dedicated team to navigate through complex advocacy challenges successfully.
Community Support
Our community support initiatives foster unity and empowerment, amplifying voices for meaningful change.
Approach to Change
We are relentless, dedicated, and persistent in our approach to ensure every voice is heard and every individual is valued.
Client Stories
…and from my heart, Gale, I’m going to know you four+ years soon…what a joy it has been. A mini lifetime. A fascinating journey into self-learning; self-improving; selfless service; evolving and loving. It’s been the most pure period of my life, and undoubtedly the most rewarding. A journey into anthropocentric beauty. I’m extremely grateful and humble. It’s been a mystical blessing…a pathway very new to me; a life option going forward that I never knew existed. Know that I cherish the friendship, hope and strength. What a ride! Thank you!
ADAM BARNETT, Florida
At our core, we are driven by the belief that every individual deserves access to justice, equality, and opportunity. Our unwavering commitment to advocacy and empowerment fuels our mission to create an equal and more inclusive society for all.
