We must affect the bottom line
An article from Bennu Hannibal of the Free Alabama Movement about their strategy for 2018.
Work stoppages, hunger strikes and other acts of rebellion by prisoners for justice.
An article from Bennu Hannibal of the Free Alabama Movement about their strategy for 2018.
Issue 7 includes an important announcement of IWOC's restructuring, theory and strategy from incarcerated workers, exposés on conditions in the prison industrial complex and more.
Denver joined dozens of other cities for a Millions for Prisoners call for an end to prison slavery. Protesters marched on the Denver Women's Correctional Facility and GEO Detention Centre. On the inside, nearly 100 women at the Denver Women's Correctional Facility refused chow in honor of the day.
A statement of strategy for 2018 from the Free Alabama Movement.
Freedom First, a new zine by Firehawk and Ben examining the role of prisoner resistance in prison abolition efforts.
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.
Important strategy document from the Free Alabama Movement.
Prisoners at South Carolina’s Turbeville Correctional Institution are still causing work stoppages, with strikes re-erupting after an inmate was stabbed to death Monday. Striking inmates were denied visits, recreation and purchases at the prison store, tweeted Delete Your Account, a political podcast hosted by activists.
In Alabama’s Holman prison, guards joined in the protest and collectively didn’t show up to work on Saturday.
A nationwide prison strike planned Friday has Florida’s jails and state prisons on high alert through the weekend, bracing for possible upheavals by inmates protesting what they say is inhumane and violent treatment.