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Welcome to the NPPC Archive. This Archive is a searchable index of the National Political Prisoner Coalition’s records: prisoner profiles, case files, movement periodicals, court documents, and oral histories. It collects, in one place, the materials that document the history of U.S. political imprisonment from the late nineteenth century to the present.

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Repression Breeds Resistance! Stop the RICO Grand Jury!

CollectionGovernment Repression PublishersFreedom Archives

Flyer promoting a Benefit/Forum/Dinner welcoming all progressive people and organizations to take a stand and the resist political repression of revolutionary forces through the use of Grand Juries. With speakers Kwame Kalimara, Jose Lopez, Silvia Baraldini and Alan Berkman,

Repression Resistance

CollectionMovimiento de Liberacion Nacional (MLN) PublishersRebeldia Publications

Documents from the national liberation struggles and their allies. Documents from FBI, think tanks, and other repressive agencies. Contents: Debate on Repression (Liga Socialista Puertorriquena); Collaboration and Non-collaboration: The Federal Grand Jury as an Instrument of Political Repression (Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional); Revolutionary Nationalist...

Samsara reads Jasper TX

CollectionMaterials Recorded and Gathered for "Wild Poppies" PublishersFreedom Archives

Jamie Ben-Azay, Rebecca Anders and Susan Appe sing a capella rendition of Marilyn Buck's piece in memory of James Byrd, Jr., who was killed by 3 white supremacists in on June 7, 1998. Samsara is an a capella trio that fuses numerous styles to create music for the next generation of struggle and resistance.

Speech by Guillermo Suarez at Anti-Klan Conference, San Francisco

CollectionMLN-M DateNovember 15, 1981 PublishersMovimiento de Liberacion Nacional

Transcript of speech by Guillermo Suarez about Klan oppression along the U.S. Mexico border and Mexicano resistance.

The Abolitionist Issue 35: Defunding Policing

CollectionCritical Resistance — The Abolitionist Year2022 PublishersCritical Resistance

Critical Resistance's newspaper on PIC abolition organizing post-2020 uprisings, focused on defunding strategies and movement-building.

The Abolitionist Issue 36: Pathways Toward Freedom

CollectionCritical Resistance — The Abolitionist Year2022 PublishersCritical Resistance

Critical Resistance newspaper exploring paths to abolition through freedom struggles, prisoner support, and survivor-centered approaches.

The Abolitionist Issue 37: Housing Justice & PIC Abolition

CollectionCritical Resistance — The Abolitionist Year2022 PublishersCritical Resistance

The connections between housing justice organizing and prison-industrial-complex abolition.

The Abolitionist Issue 39: Reproductive Justice

CollectionCritical Resistance — The Abolitionist Year2023 PublishersCritical Resistance

Reproductive justice as a framework for abolition; coverage of incarcerated pregnancy, post-Dobbs criminalization, and reproductive autonomy.

The Abolitionist Issue 40: Control Units

CollectionCritical Resistance — The Abolitionist Year2024 PublishersCritical Resistance

Long-term solitary confinement and control units, including coverage of political prisoners held in indefinite isolation.

The Abolitionist Issue 41: Ecological Justice

CollectionCritical Resistance — The Abolitionist Year2024 PublishersCritical Resistance

Ecological dimensions of incarceration: environmental racism, prison-siting in toxic zones, and climate movement — abolition links.

The Abolitionist Issue 42: Anti-War Organizing

CollectionCritical Resistance — The Abolitionist Year2024 PublishersCritical Resistance

Anti-war organizing through an abolitionist lens; coverage of Palestine solidarity prosecutions and the criminalization of protest.

The Abolitionist Issue 43: Seeds Through Concrete — Censorship & Repression

CollectionCritical Resistance — The Abolitionist Year2025 PublishersCritical Resistance

Censorship and repression of inside organizing; prison mail bans, book bans, and the criminalization of incarcerated writers.

Towards Socialist Reunification

CollectionMLN-M PublishersMovimiento de Liberacion Nacional

Towards Socialist Reunification begins with a brief historical overview of Mexican resistance of US imperialism from 1821 to 1970s. This is followed by an explanation of why the MLN believes socialist reunification of Mexico with the occupied territories of the southwestern U.S. is the best strategy for addressing the problems faced by the Mexicano people.

Tri-continental Information Center Bulletin [May 1968]

CollectionTri-Continental Information Center Bulletin DateMay 1, 1968 PublishersTri-continental Information Center

This issue includes an interview with Mr. Sharfudine Kahn, representative of FRELIMO, on the conditions of the masses in Mozambique, the history of the resistance movement in the country, and the aims and general strategy of FRELIMO. It also contains information about the struggle for independence in Rhodesia and the Dominican Republic.

Update - July 1980

CollectionLibertad DateJuly 1, 1980 PublishersNational Committee to Free Puerto Rican Prisoners of War

(Reproduction) In this issue, Lolita Lebron goes on a national tour to support the eleven Puerto Rican Prisoners of War; a chronology starting on April 4, 1980 details the events surrounding the arrests of the FALN 11, including people's organized resistance and demonstrations in support of their freedom; a statement from Alicia Rodriguez invokes internation...

We really marched today

CollectionWomen Against Imperialism DateMarch 8, 1900 PublishersFreedom Archives

Speech on colonialism, female repression and resistance given at International Women's Day demonstration, 1993.

Women Across the U.S. Join Hands In Solidarity and resistance

CollectionWomen Against Imperialism PublishersBay Area Pledge of Resistance

Advertisement for "An evening of women speakers and music in solidarity with Palestinian, Iraqi and Kurdish women."