Kim Kardashian (opens in new tab) is using her platform to make an impact.

On Saturday, at a Winter Television Critics Association press tour panel, the reality star and entrepreneur shared the first trailer for her new documentary, Kim Kardashian West: The Justice Project.

The two-hour documentary follows Kim as she tackles the cases of four people (Dawn Jackson, Alexis Martin, Momol Stewart, and David Shepard) who she believes were wrongfully convicted (opens in new tab)

"America has a mass incarceration problem," Kim explains in the trailer. I came into this film knowing nothing about it."

Kim's work as a criminal justice reform advocate began in 2018, when she helped convince the White House to pardon her great-grandmother, Alice Marie Johnson (opens in new tab), who was sentenced to life as a first-time nonviolent offender.

"I partnered with Oxygen to produce the Kim Kardashian West documentary: because there are millions of people affected by this broken justice system and I wanted to put a face to these numbers and statistics," Kim explained in a statement (opens in new tab) Kim explained in a statement (open new tab). There are so many people who deserve a second chance, but many of them don't have the resources to make it happen. This documentary is an honest portrait of me learning about the system and helping to bring tangible results to justice reform.

Watch the trailer below:

The Kim Kardashian West Justice Project will premiere on Oxygen on Sunday, April 5.

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