Kim Kardashian is proud her justice reform work was highlighted in her family's Hulu show

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Kim Kardashian took to Instagram on Thursday to reflect back on the latest episode of Hulu's The Kardashians.The mom-of-four, 41, talked specifically about her prison and justice reform work, which was documented on Wednesday night's show.Kim highlighted the stories of Brandon Bernard and Julius Jones, whose case she's still working on.

Looking back:Kim Kardashian took to Instagram on Thursday to reflect back on the latest episode of Hulu's The KardashiansSharing lengthy snippets from the sixth episode of the first Kardashians season, Kim added further context for her fans.She took to the photo-sharing app's Stories feature to speak at length about the work she's doing.

Kim wrote to her 312 million followers, 'This week's episode of the Kardashians allowed me to share with you guys some of the reform work that I do.'She continued discussing her journey as she added, 'Any time I can help share that there are so many transformed individuals that deserve second chances in this lifetime I want to share their stories with you.' Giving insight: The mom-of-four, 41, talked specifically about her prison and justice reform work, which was documented on Wednesday night's showShe shed light on Brandon, whose execution sentence she was unable to overturn.'Brandon Bernard deserved a second chance,' she wrote with a broken heart emoji.At the time when she was fighting to save his life she used social media to bring awareness to his narrative.The episode showed her having phone conversations with the inmate, and he even chose her to be his last phone call.On the show, Kim talked to him while in tears shortly before his execution.