Solid Black Fist : Official National Prison Strike Newsletter - Issue 1
First issue of the 2018 national prison strike newsletter.
Allied Literature
Prison Strike 2018 - History and Endorsement from The Fire Inside Collective
An organizing tool for the upcoming 2018 prison strike, this zine includes a spirited endorsement, important background on the lead up to this strike and lessons shared by prisoner rebels to keep in mind with this new round of coordinated resistance.
Cruel and Usual: A National Prisoner Survey of Prison Food and Health Care Quality
Based on a survey of 123 prisoners in 83 facilities in 21 states, the report, Cruel and Usual: A National Prisoner Survey of Prison Food and Health Care Quality, concludes:
Freedom First!
Freedom First, a new zine by Firehawk and Ben examining the role of prisoner resistance in prison abolition efforts.
The Fire Inside
From FireInside.noblogs.org
There is a fire seething in US prisons. September 9th of 2016 saw some of the largest prisoner rebellions in history. This August, prisoners are calling to fan the flames up again.
La Vista Newsletter - Howling Women: Locked Away in Chains
La Vista is a newsletter created by participants in Webs of Support, a class by and for incarcerated survivors of violence and severe trauma, 2nd ed
La Vista Newsletter - Women of Words: Stories of Survival
La Vista is a newsletter created by participants in Webs of Support, a class by and for incarcerated survivors of violence and severe trauma, 3rd ed.
Frequently Asked Questions About Writing to LGBT Prisoners
The Prisoner Correspondence Project put together answers for the most frequently asked questions when people start writing to LBTQ folks imprisoned.
How to Advocate for LGBT Prisoners
This toolkit is intended for advocates who would like to work, or are working, with local or state corrections or detention agencies to develop and implement more just and humane policies toward LBGT people.
Still We Rise: A Resource Packet for Transgender People in Prison
This resource is a collection of peer-generated information on navigating prison because trans people in prison have requested this information. It was put together by the Transgender Gender-Variant & Intersex Justice Project.
