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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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Found 1,046 records

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."

Women Against Imperialism Discussion Series

CollectionWomen Against Imperialism PublishersWomen Against Imperialism

Main Themes: Women's bodies in the 90s, the military and women, Zionism, Palestine, antisemitism, women and activism.

Women Against Imperialism Study

CollectionWomen Against Imperialism DateJuly 18, 1900 PublishersWomen Against Imperialism

Questions and readings focusing on imperialism, colonialism, and Palestine.

Women Against Imperialism Study Session #4 - Palestine and Zionism

CollectionWomen Against Imperialism PublishersWomen Against Imperialism

On Zionism and colonialism.

Women Deface the Presidio Army Base

CollectionWomen Against Imperialism PublishersWomen Against Imperialism

Account of the demonstration at Presidio Army Base in protest of US imperialism.

Women Political Prisoners in the United States

CollectionOut of Control: Lesbian Committee to Support Women Prisoners PublishersOut of Control: Lesbian Committee to Support Women Political Prisoners; Interfaith Prisoners of Conscience; Women Against Imperialism

Version of educational pamphlet. Virtual holdings only

Women Prisoners [Flyer]

CollectionWomen's Bail Fund PublishersWomen's Bail Fund

This flyer includes information drawn from an issue of Ramparts about the various facilities housing women prisoners, conditions inside women's prisons and jails, and a few statistics related to women's imprisonment.

Women and the Fight Against COINTELPRO: A Evening of Solidarity with Black Freedom Fighters

CollectionGovernment Repression DateMay 4, 1979 PublishersCommittee for the Suit Against Government Misconduct

Agenda for the evening's benefit Women and the Fight against COINTELPRO.

Women and the Klan

CollectionWomen Against Imperialism PublishersWomen Against Imperialism

On the recruitment of women in the KKK, their leadership role and how the Klan's strategy of exploiting the women's movement aids white male supremacy.

Women's Bail Fund Letter

CollectionWomen's Bail Fund DateDecember 1, 1971 PublishersWomen's Bail Fund

This letter requests support for the Women's Bail Fund and women detained at the Women's House of Detention. It indicates a new location of the Women's House of Detention at Riker's Island and describes conditions of isolation and forced labor at Riker's. It also provides some examples of prisoner's organizing and building power inside.

Women's Bail Fund: Platform and Program

CollectionWomen's Bail Fund PublishersThe Women's Bail Fund

Two typed pages on yellow paper describing the mission and purpose of the Women's Bail Fund. It lists and elaborates on 7 key tenants of the organization, which are as follows: "1. We want power to determine our destinies as women. 2. We demand an immediate release of all prisoners held in federal, state, county and city prisons and jails. 3. We demand an en...

Women's Control Unit: Marianna, FL

CollectionControl Units DateJanuary 1, 1992 PublishersAnti-Imperialist Political Prisoners

Fall 1992 article: "This paper was written to break with the secrecy and silence on Shawnee Unit; to recognize women as equal participants in the struggle to shut down all control units; and to be responsible to ongoing political struggle."

Women's Liberation and Imperialism

CollectionPrairie Fire Organizing Committee (PFOC) DateNovember 1, 1977 PublishersPrarie Fire Organizing Committee

PFOC document on Women's Liberation and Imperialism Preface; Overview; Historical Roots; Structure of Women's Oppression Under Imperialism; Double Shift; Work in the Home; Women's Oppression and Waged Labor; Institutions of Social Control; History of Women's Struggles in the US; Women and the Anti-imperialist Left; I like to think of Harriet Tubman

Women's Spring Sock Hop

CollectionWomen Against Imperialism PublishersWomen Against Imperialism

Flyer for benefit of the International Women's Day Demonstration Committee.

Writing to Prisoners: Frequently Asked Questions

CollectionSprout Distro PublishersSprout Distro

FAQ zine on letter-writing to incarcerated people.

Xinachtli Speaks Zine (TFSR)

CollectionThe Final Straw Radio Year2024 PublishersFinal Straw Radio

Statements/interview zine with Texas PP Xinachtli (Alvaro Luna Hernandez).

Yalensky's Fable: The History of the Anarchist Black Cross

CollectionSprout Distro PublishersSprout Distro

Historical zine on origins of the Anarchist Black Cross prisoner-support network.

Yates v. United States, 354 U.S. 298 (1957)

CollectionU.S. Supreme Court — PP Cases Year1957 PublishersU.S. Supreme Court

Supreme Court narrowing the Smith Act and reversing convictions of California 'second-string' CP leaders.

Yates v. United States, 355 U.S. 66 (1957)

CollectionU.S. Supreme Court — PP Cases Year1957 PublishersU.S. Supreme Court

Companion Yates ruling on the contempt convictions.

Youth Institute on Prisons, Racism and Society

CollectionControl Units DateJanuary 1, 1997 PublishersNational Campaign to Stop Control Unit Prisons

Sponsored by the National Campaign to Stop Control Unit Prisons, participants develop an understanding of crime, prisons, and racisms through readings, discussions and presentations as well as gain the skills necessary to organize and participate in campaigns to change the current criminal justice system.

[Graphic: Control Unit]

CollectionControl Units PublishersFreedom Archives

Reproduction. A lot of the Prisoners cant cope with the constant lockdown. They deteriorate mentally.- Ojore N. Lutalo