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Justice Begins
With The Truth.

KM Foundation works to expose injustice, educate communities, support victims, and advocate for accountability through media, investigative journalism, education, and community action.

Records Withheld: A County's Paper Trail Goes Missing
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Records Withheld: A County's Paper Trail Goes Missing

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Investigation· July 25, 2026Sample
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Documentary film, interviews, and the record itself.

Every investigation we publish is paired with the footage, the interviews, and the analysis behind it.

The Weight of a Wrongful Charge

A feature documentary following one family through eighteen months of a case that should never have been filed.

From the podcast
Episode 1 — Who Gets Believed

A conversation about credibility, evidence and who the system listens to first.

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Episode 2 — The Records Trail

Public records officers, denial letters, and the long road to a document.

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Episode 3 — After the Verdict

What healing looks like when the headlines move on.

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Community impact

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Our mission

Document the truth. Defend dignity. Demand accountability.

KM Foundation is a civil rights foundation, an investigative newsroom, and a documentary media platform working as one organization.

Wrongful accusations & convictions

We review, document, and report on cases where the record does not match what happened.

Civil rights & institutional accountability

Public records, body camera footage, and oversight files — read carefully and reported plainly.

Women's rights & safety

Reporting and advocacy centered on survivors, with consent at every step.

Families & community impact

Support, referrals, and long-term follow-through after the news cycle ends.

Education & training

KM Academy trains the next generation of investigative and community journalists.

Documentary media

Film, photography, and audio produced with our media partner, TNA Media Group.

In their words

Families, volunteers, attorneys, journalists.

"They were the first people who asked what happened and then actually went and checked. That changed everything for us."
Denise R.Mother of a client family
"I came to hand out water at one event. Two years later I am helping neighbors file records requests."
Marcus T.Community volunteer
"The documentation standard here is real. When they hand me a timeline, it holds up."
Alicia N.Civil rights attorney
"This is the first newsroom I have worked with that treats the family and the facts with the same care."
Sam O.Investigative journalist
"They came to our block, sat down, and listened before they wrote a single word."
Grace W.Retired teacher, community member
"Truth told with dignity. That is rare, and it is what our community needed."
Reverend J. EllisFaith leader

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Community members marching peacefully at sunset
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