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More Blast for Your Buck! Monday, March 8, 2010. Exciting New Publication from the ABSC. Original reprint of the collected Bulletin of the Joint Committee.
1369 Haight Street,San Francisco, CA 94117. For more info about the store. Bound Together Bookstore hosts the Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair every spring.
Continue reading Shadow of the Colossus, Remade, Reviewed. Shadow of the Colossus Remake. Tacoma Makes the Space Disaster an Economic Nightmare.
Journey of information seeking and exploration of prison librarianship, patrons, and the prison industrial complex. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Reading and Writing in the PIC Resources. What Solitary Confinement Does to the Brain. What Solitary Confinement Does to the Brain. When prisoners leave solitary confinement.
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IGP facilitates an innovative curriculum combined with vocational gardening and landscaping training so that people in prison can reconnect to self, community, and the natural world. This inner and outer gardening approach transforms lives, ends ongoing cycles of incarceration, and creates safer communities.
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008. When I lived in San Francisco I had the privilege of frequenting Bound Together Books. It was here that I was able to find titles that I never would have known about otherwise. In addition, there were always flyers for events and pamphlets for exciting organizations. Supreme Court recognized this in Procunier v.
We made grants to a variety of organizing efforts. Homeschoolers and dropouts organizing for educational resources outside of institutions. Incarcerated self-educators and their supporters. Independent media, and popular education projects. Read about our grantees and their work.
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Berkeley, California, 94704
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An all-volunteer grassroots group that sends hundreds of free book packages to needy prisoners in the United States every month.PARSED CONTENT
The site prisonersliteratureproject.com had the following in the site, "PLP at Bay Area Book Fest come say hi! Prisoners Literature Project will have a space once again at the Bay Area Book Fest in downtown Berkeley on April 28th and 29th." We noticed that the website stated " PLP session this Easter Sunday and every WedSun this year! Just confirming that the Prisoners Literature Project will have its regular volunteer session this Sunday, April 1st Easter Sunday! From 2pm to 6pm." It also stated " New art from grateful prisoners! A thank you poem to remember! New art from grateful prisoners! PLP At Work Gallery."SEEK MORE WEBSITES
A Blog for Ex-Cons, Prisoners, and Social Networking. Many prisoners, after completing their sentence, are released to the streets and they go back to their communities unprepared to live free lives. Many ex-offenders want to live productive lives, but few understand the behaviors that led them to prison in the first place.
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Sign up to our email newsletter to receive the latest news from PoC. What type of grants are available? How do I apply? Read the stories of some of the people we have helped. Find out how we help prisoners of conscience. Wanamaker narrates our short film which. Introduces three of our inspiring beneficiaries. Film by Bright Bubble Media.
A Poem Dedicated To Omar Khadr. A humble sigh, why, was all he wanted to know. Rainbows of hate and detriment. Bound over blind eyes, confinement. Lay in sullen stripes on a swollen palm. Some poor words, some slight right,. Meant to spell contentment and calm.