Brandon Tieuel National Justice Society

Brandon Tieuel is the founder of the National Justice Society, a nonprofit organization that strives to reduce recidivism by rehumanizing the incarcerated population. The inspiration behind founding the National Justice Society stemmed from Brandon’s personal experiences in the criminal justice system. Having witnessed firsthand the flaws and injustices within the system, Brandon felt a deep sense of responsibility to create an organization that could advocate for change and support those affected by the system. Brandon wanted to provide a platform for individuals to share their stories, raise awareness about the issues, and work towards meaningful reform. By founding the National Justice Society, Brandon aimed to foster a community dedicated to justice, empowerment, and social change. Throughout his time in prison, he actively pursued self-improvement and educational opportunities, honing his skills in critical thinking, writing, and leadership. Brandon is passionate about using storytelling to inspire change and has spoken at conferences on prisoner rehabilitation. Founding the National Justice Society has given Brandon valuable experience in nonprofit management and advocacy. As a returning citizen, he is determined to contribute to initiatives that promote justice, empowerment, and social change.