The State of Pennsylvania is threatening Mumia's Right to Speak

Quarterly magazine that publishes the writing of people inside. Write for submission guidelines or email pjp@prisonjournalismproject.org from JPay, Securus, Corrlinks, GTL Connect Network and GTL Getting Out. The magazine is also available on Edovo tablets.

Prisoners' Legal Services of Massachusetts advocates for the civil and human rights of people incarcerated in Massachusetts state prisons, county jails and houses of correction, and ICE detention. Priority areas are conditions of confinement, medical and mental healthcare, race equity, solitary confinement, and staff-on-prisoners assaults.

Immigration resources available: contact information for post-conviction screening, immigration attorneys (legal services and private), consulates, and community organizations. Immigration legal self-help materials, including know-your-rights materials, what to expect in immigration court, deportation defense, third country deportations, how to find out if you have an ICE detainer, how to request proof of citizenship, and how to FOIA a copy of your immigration file. Also offer post-deportation resources by country.

Baltimore Books Through Bars is a volunteer organization that sends free books to incarcerated individuals throughout Maryland.

PREPARE provides reentry planning, family empowerment workshops, referrals to community resources, post-release peer support, and tracking of client progress in Maryland. Beginning in Spring 2026, tablet-based materials will be available nationwide to help individuals build their own parole portfolios and reentry plans, including courses on Edovo tablets and Thinkific for outside supporters. Serves Maryland only.

A.B.O. Comix is a DIY, punk zine rooted collective that amplifies the voices of LGBTQ+ people in prison through art, mutual aid, and creative resistance. We collaborate with abolitionist and queer advocacy groups to keep incarcerated artists connected to community and movement work on the outside. Any funds we raise through publications and programming go back to incarcerated artists. Free quarterly newsletters to people in prison, featuring artwork, poetry, and prose from incarcerated artists, plus submission opportunities, resources, birthday shoutouts, and community updates. We provide books and publications at printing cost with no markup, with free copies available for those who cannot afford them.

Ships free books to OR, CA, TX, NE, and selected federal prisons.

A literary magazine for incarcerated writers. Submissions are welcomed in all forms of creative expression, including poetry, short stories, essays, journal entries, songs, bilingual writing, and more.