CELL DOOR MAGAZINE
12200 Road 41.9, Mancos CO 81328
12200 Road 41.9, Mancos CO 81328
- The Cell Door Magazine is written for a free audience by prisoners or people who are family members or friends of prisoners. Our goal is to develop an audience who reads The Cell Door Magazine for its educational and entertainment value and quality, learning in the process that prisoners are intelligent, personable, talented human beings. We will definitely consider all submissions. We publish art, poetry, essays, news, opinion, fiction, humor, and inmate cases.
- Attn: Gassho, 1167-C Zonolite Place, Atlanta GA 30306
- The Gassho newsletter is a free publication created by and written for incarcerated sangha practitioners. Articles discuss prison life and the practice of Buddhism for those serving time. Each issue is produced in conjunction with the Atlanta Soto Zen Center. You may write and request to be on the mailing list. Also, we welcome questions, articles, artwork, etc. from prisoners for publication
- THE BEAT WITHIN
- 275 Ninth St, San Francisco CA 94103
- Website:www.pacificnews.org/yo/beat
Our Beat contributors, most of whom are in the system, from death row to county jail, to various youth facilities, as well as some of whom are now in the free world, are in a unique position to express themselves and realize they are not alone. Through their writings and art, they discover that they are a part of a larger community. Furthermore, their voices reach, touch, and hopefully influence the lives of judges, probation officers, families, community workers, youth, and many others. Our purpose is to educate readers inside and outside of the system. This is why we challenge our writers to think as teachers as they reflect on their pasts and look ahead. Prisoners may send commentaries, artwork, and poetry, directed towards teaching, inspiring, and giving hope. Prisoners may receive a free subscription, donations are appreciated.
- THE JOURNAL OF PRISONERS ON PRISONS
- Subscription Requests and Submissions: Journal of Prisoners on Prisons c/o University of Ottowa Press 542 King Edward, Ottowa, Ontario K1N 6N5 Canada
- The Journal or Prisoners on Prisons is a unique forum for the voices of prisoners everywhere. Drawing on writing from prisoners across the world, the JPP allows those most knowledgeable about the realities of prison life and most closely affected by those realities to speak out. The JPP brings us the passionate, articulate voices not previously heard in the ongoing debates about penology, prison abolition and prisoners' rights. Creative writing, personal stories, artwork, academic, and legal arguments, contribute their perspective to a wide range of contemporary issues related to crime, justice and punishment. Published annually. Submissions: Prisoners and former prisoners are encouraged to submit papers, collaborate essays, discussions transcribed from tape, book reviews, and photo or graphic essays (no fiction or poetry). We publish articles in either French or English.
588 BROADWAY, SUITE 303, NEW YORK, NY 10012
Free “Handbook for Writers in Prison” upon request. Also sponsors annual writing contest for prisoners.
PRISON ART GALLERY
SAFE STREET ARTS FOUNDATION, BOX 58043, WASHINGTON DC 20037-8043)
The mission of the Prisons Gallery of Art is to showcase the talent of men & women in prison while raising funds for these artists and for the Prisons Foundation's ongoing efforts to promote the arts and education in prison and alternatives to incarceration. If inquiry is sent about art submission, will send a packet of information regarding what art sells, how to submit, etc. Takes approximately 2-3 weeks to respond.
SAFE STREET ARTS FOUNDATION, BOX 58043, WASHINGTON DC 20037-8043)
The mission of the Prisons Gallery of Art is to showcase the talent of men & women in prison while raising funds for these artists and for the Prisons Foundation's ongoing efforts to promote the arts and education in prison and alternatives to incarceration. If inquiry is sent about art submission, will send a packet of information regarding what art sells, how to submit, etc. Takes approximately 2-3 weeks to respond.
P.O. BOX 47439, SEATTLE, WA 98146-7439
Sells prisoner-created artwork and crafts over the Internet (except any writings). Send self-addressed stamped envelope for free brochure. Send only copies, no original art accepted. If an item sells, they will contact the prisoner or his/her agent.
SHAKESPEARE PRISON PROJECT
Providing opportunities for incarcerated men and women to study, rehearse, and perform the works of William Shakespeare.
The
Distribution to Underserved Communities Library Program (DUC)
distributes books on contemporary art and culture free of charge to
rural and inner-city libraries, schools and alternative reading centers
nationwide.
TENACIOUS: ART AND WRITING BY WOMEN IN PRISON
c/o V. Law - Black Star Publishing
PO Box 20388
Tompkins Square Station
New York NY 10009
Zine by female inmates. $3 per zine, back
issues available.
TENACIOUS: ART AND WRITING BY WOMEN IN PRISON
c/o V. Law - Black Star Publishing
PO Box 20388
Tompkins Square Station
New York NY 10009
Zine by female inmates. $3 per zine, back
issues available.
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