American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) National Prison Project
915 15th St. NW 7th Floor, Washington DC 20005
Write for list of publications and the contact info for the ACLU office in your state.
915 15th St. NW 7th Floor, Washington DC 20005
Write for list of publications and the contact info for the ACLU office in your state.
Coalition for Prisoners’ Rights - Prison Project of Santa Fe
PO Box 1911 Santa Fe, NM 87504
Monthly newsletter free to currently and formally incarcerated individual and family members. Stamps and donations needed.
PO Box 1911 Santa Fe, NM 87504
Monthly newsletter free to currently and formally incarcerated individual and family members. Stamps and donations needed.
Heart of the Earth Survival School Prison Program
National Indian Prisoner Support Network C/o Ted Means, Vernon Bellecourt
1209 Fourth St, S.E. Minneapolis, MN 55414
National Indian Prisoner Support Network C/o Ted Means, Vernon Bellecourt
1209 Fourth St, S.E. Minneapolis, MN 55414
National Native American Prisoners Rights/Advocacy Coalition
C/o Len Foster Navajo Nation Corrections Project
P.O. Drawer 709 Window Rock, AZ 86515
Native American Indian Inmate Support Project
8 Dallas Dr, Grantville, PA 17208
Supports the introduction of Native American religious ceremonies and programs in prisons.
8 Dallas Dr, Grantville, PA 17208
Supports the introduction of Native American religious ceremonies and programs in prisons.
Native American Prisoners’ Rehabilitation Research Project
2848 Paddock Lane, Villa Hills, KY 41017
Offers many services for Native American prisoners, including legal and spiritual support, tribal and cultural programs, and direct contact with prison administrators.
2848 Paddock Lane, Villa Hills, KY 41017
Offers many services for Native American prisoners, including legal and spiritual support, tribal and cultural programs, and direct contact with prison administrators.
Southern Center for Human Rights
83 Poplar St. NW Atlanta, GA 30303-2122
Founded in 1976 to 1) fight the death penalty and 2) challenge cruel and unconstitutional treatment of imprisoned men, women, and children throughout the U.S. South. Center attorneys represent people facing the death penalty; provide technical assistance to other attorneys; and represent individuals confined to prisons and jail in federal class action litigation.
83 Poplar St. NW Atlanta, GA 30303-2122
Founded in 1976 to 1) fight the death penalty and 2) challenge cruel and unconstitutional treatment of imprisoned men, women, and children throughout the U.S. South. Center attorneys represent people facing the death penalty; provide technical assistance to other attorneys; and represent individuals confined to prisons and jail in federal class action litigation.
South Dakota Prisoner Support Group
P.O. Box 3285 Rapid City, SD 57709
Following a rash of deaths in South Dakota prisons, the PSG was formed to support people on the inside, ex-prisoners, family, and friends, and to draw attention to racist injustice, medical neglect, and illegal conditions inside S.D. prisons and jails. Some members speak the Sioux language.
P.O. Box 3285 Rapid City, SD 57709
Following a rash of deaths in South Dakota prisons, the PSG was formed to support people on the inside, ex-prisoners, family, and friends, and to draw attention to racist injustice, medical neglect, and illegal conditions inside S.D. prisons and jails. Some members speak the Sioux language.
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