Meek Mill is using the platform REFORM Alliance to demonstrate his passion for justice.

Meek’s passions run deep. And he is not afraid to share those passions with the world. Meek demonstrates with his power project, “REFORM Alliance,” that he is indeed a civic leader and reformer. His movements underline  the statement that with “great power comes great responsibility.”  Frankly, Meek’s impact is undeniable.

The “REFORM Alliance” is Not New to the Scene

The “REFORM Alliance” was organized in 2017 following the #Free Meek Mill Movement. Mill and Jay-Z both became partners to address inequities in the Criminal Justice System. The project has made significant achievements. However, project effectiveness is born out of passion, work, and forward momentum. Meek is ensuring just that. He is putting in the work.

Press releases are bustling with news of the new “REFORM Alliance” campaign, “Give Life Back.” Meek Mill and Michael Rubin made the announcement on Tuesday, April 26. Both Mill and Rubin are partnering to sound alarms, raise the heat, inspire action, and initiate change in the criminal justice system. In Meek’s own words, “No one should ever be sent back prison for non-violent, technical probation offenses.” He wants to encourage others to join in the initiative and push for reform.

Meek Mill’s efforts come from a place of authenticity and experience.

The launch of this campaign coincides with the anniversary of Mill’s release from prison in 2017.  “In 2017, he was hit with a two-to-four-year prison stint for a pair of non-violent offenses.” However, Meek is not a victim of the criminal justice system. But rather, Mill is like a phoenix rising from the ashes. He is a change-maker. The REFORM Alliance is one of the ways he is giving back.