Records
Repression Breeds Resistance: Greg Curry on the Lucasville Uprising
Lucasville Uprising prisoner Greg Curry on prison rebellion and ongoing repression.
Research on International Law and Black Freedom Fighters in the US (May 1990)
May 1990 pamphlet describing the institute's work applying international legal frameworks to Black freedom fighters held in U.S. prisons.
Resistance Is Not A Crime! Stop the Political Show Trial! Drop the Charges Now!
Defense-campaign pamphlet for the Resistance Conspiracy Case 6 (RCC6) — the May 11, 1988 federal indictment that charged Marilyn Buck, Susan Rosenberg, Linda Evans, Timothy Blunk, Laura Whitehorn, and Alan Berkman with conspiracy in connection with the November 1983 U.S. Capitol bombing and a string of other anti-imperialist actions taken in solidarity with...
Robert Seth Hayes Tri-Fold Pamphlet
We have been made aware of an awful piece of the Governor’s budget proposal that that would affect thousands of folks in New York State (NYS) prisons, including all of the political prisoners in New York who we list in our guide .
Ronald Reed tri-fold pamphlet (NYC ABCF, August 2025)
NYC ABC tri-fold support pamphlet for political prisoner Ronald Reed.
Safety, Justice, Accountability, Abolition
Imprisoned educator Stevie Wilson on transformative justice and abolition.
Soaring Beyond the Walls: Tools for Building Capacity in Prison and Beyond
Somatics-focused tools for building emotional and movement capacity inside and outside prison.
Solidarity Statements from U.S. Political Prisoners to the Palestinian Struggle
Collected statements of solidarity from U.S. political prisoners to the Palestinian liberation struggle.
Survival Guide for the Ex-Prisoner
Practical guide by Khalfani X. Khaldun for people transitioning out of incarceration.
Survival Tips and Ideas for the Ex-Prisoner
Khalfani Malik Khaldun's reentry survival guide for former prisoners.
Taking Direct Action to #FreeThemAll: From Stateville Prison to the Front Yard of Its Warden
Account of direct-action campaign to free Stateville prisoners, including a protest at the warden's home.
The International Campaign for Puerto Rican Prisoners of War
Pamphlet outlining the international campaign to free the Puerto Rican POWs and political prisoners, with calls for unconditional amnesty and immediate release plus prisoner mailing addresses for letter-writing.
The MOVE Organization
Pamphlet on the history of the MOVE Organization and the MOVE 9 prisoners.
The New Prisoner
Martin Sostre's writings as a "new prisoner" — analyzing the political role of incarcerated militants.
The Opening Statement (Fall 2025, Issue 26 and Older)
Michigan Abolition Prisoner Support newsletter (Issue 26 and earlier).
The Perils of Prison Mail Digitization
TFSR coverage of the spread of prison-mail digitization and its censorship implications.
The Prisoner's Cookbook: The Iron Ghetto Gourmet
Cookbook compiled by and for incarcerated people, using commissary ingredients.
The Role of Prisons in US Society — Prisons as Concentration Camps (Freedom Now)
Freedom Now! pamphlet arguing that U.S. prisons function as concentration camps and tools of political repression.
The Soledad 7
Defense materials for the Soledad 7, prisoners charged after the second major Soledad Prison incident.
They Gave Their Freedom!
A 1935 International Labor Defense pamphlet by Rose Baron — editor of Labor Defender and New York District Secretary of the ILD — documenting the work of the ILD's Prisoners' Relief Department in supporting class-war prisoners and their families, with photographs and profiles of figures such as Tom Mooney and the Scottsboro defendant Haywood Patterson, and a...
TimeCut: Indiana Prison Newsletter (Summer 2025, Issue 17 and Older)
Indiana prison newsletter by and for incarcerated people (Issue 17 and earlier).
Towards a 1992 without Puerto Rican Prisoners of War or Political Prisoners
Brochure calling for amnesty and unconditional release of the Puerto Rican POWs and political prisoners and an end to colonialism in Puerto Rico by the 1992 quincentennial. Encourages letter-writing, joining the National Committee, and political education.
Under Lock and Key (Issue 89 and Older)
Long-running prison newspaper from MIM(Prisons) (Issue 89 and earlier).
United Freedom Front Tri-Fold Pamphlet
It’s not uncommon for those of us in NYC ABC to write or talk about the importance of post-release support of political prisoners . We’ve seen comrades come home and know all too well that appropriate support can not end when they leave prison. What post-release support looks like is not a singular thing.