National Incarceration Association

The National Incarceration Association (NIA) is a non-profit organization based in Alpharetta, GA, dedicated to prison reform and supporting families affected by incarceration. Led by Kate Boccia, the NIA provides resources, advocacy, and community support to help navigate the challenges faced by individuals and their loved ones throughout the criminal justice system.

With a focus on addressing the issues of mass incarceration and the negative impact it has on families and communities, the NIA aims to bring about positive change through education, awareness, and policy reform. Through programs such as "CPR If Moms Ran Prisons" and "Whole-Way Housing," the NIA strives to create a more compassionate and effective criminal justice system that promotes rehabilitation and successful reentry into society.

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