Daniel Vincent is the founder of
Undisclosed—Undisclosed is a transformative initiative aimed at safeguarding the rights of criminal defendants and combating systemic injustices within the legal system. As the founder of the Undisclosed List, he dedicated himself to providing vital information on police misconduct in all 67 counties of Pennsylvania and facilitating access to effective legal representation, ensuring fair trials for all.Beyond his advocacy work, Vincent's impact extends across a diverse array of endeavors. With over a decade and a half of litigation experience in both State and Federal Courts, he has established himself as a formidable legal litigant. As an activist and advocate for criminal justice reform, he is a prominent figure within organizations such as Delco/Chester CADBI(Coalition Against Death By Incarceration), HRC(Human Rights Coalition), FreeTheBallot.org and The Amistad Law Project, tirelessly working to bring about meaningful change. He has sat on the executive broads as President, and Vice-President of multiple inmate philanthropist organizations, and is responsible for facilitating programing, and organizing fundraising events for worthy causes, e.g. school district, community centers, at risk youth, reentry, batter women, victims of violate crimes, and many other initiatives. Vincent's influence also extends into the realm of politics, where he has played a pivotal role in the elections of key officials, including Philadelphia's District Attorney Larry Krasner and Delaware County's District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer. His strategic acumen and dedication to social justice have earned him recognition as a political strategist of formidable skill.Furthermore, Vincent's commitment to raising awareness and effecting change extends to his role as a journalist, with featured columns in publications such as "The Movement Magazine" and "Goldman Sachs's Unofficial Official Guide To Being A Man. "Through his writing, he amplifies voices and sheds light on issues that demand attention.