publications

Free publications for prisoners and their families

Publishes a book called "A Guide to Successful Plea Bargaining."

A small grassroots group that works directly with prisoners based on their individual needs. Offers legal materials, correspondence, literature, produces the OFF! magazine and welcomes submissions of art and writings for that publication.

212 program profiles, listing tuition rates, time limits, courses offered, degree programs, accreditation, and much more. "Any prisoner seeking to begin or continue their education behind bars will find this to be an invaluable road map."-Paul Wright. PLN, $24.95 + $2 S&H.

An independent monthly publication started by prisoners that reports, reviews, and analyzes news related to prisoner rights and prison issues. Focuses on state, federal, and international prison issues. PLN will mail an informational brochure, a calendar, and a bookmark at no charge to any prisoner in the US. Subscriptions are not free to prisoners but available at a reduced cost; please write for more information.

Prison Fellowship partners with local churches across the country to minister to prisoners, ex-prisoners, and their families. Publishes a variety of prisoner support literature including the Prison Survival Guide

National magazine on HIV/AIDS. Covers treatment, social issues, financial,and legal matters. Free subscriptions to prisoners. Spanish language version available.

Chapters in almost 30 states. Write for newsletter and list of publications, including info on Booker and Fanfan decisions. Also provides amicus briefs.

ARA opposes all forms of racism and colonialism, opposes police brutality and supports political prisoners. Publishes quarterly "Turning the Tide."

Offers a wide variety of political zines at low cost to prisoners. Specializes in helping get the truth out of the gulags, in zine form. Supports prisoner initiatives such as prisoner labor unions. Offers zines for women prisoners. Sorry, available in english only.