prisons

What Better Time Than Now? ... notes on consciousness and unity in US cities and prisons is a 2011 zine gathering information from several sources (all of which are cited on the back cover) that is communicated in the form of a sixteen page article. It touches on prison activism, colonization, anarchism, class consciousness, and unity.

Arrested Artists, Book Thug's Punk Poetry & the YA Underground.
The inside story of zine publishing behind bars.

compilation of text on the Locke St events and the charges laid in connection with them, shared with the goal of encouraging discussion about gentrification and repression and the building long term solidarity with the defendants

Table of contents:
Introduction
Penitentiaries, Slavery and Colonial Expansion
1930s-1960s
1970s
The 1970s in Quebec
1980s and 1990s
Current Context
Race and Canadian Prisons
Anarchists and Aboltionists
Conclusion
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Interview With Some Friends From So-Called Canada
Further Reading

Transcript of a CFRC Prison Radio interview with Sherri, who runs Beyond Prison Walls Canada.

Transcript of a CFRC Prison Radio interview with Jarrod Shook about a prison work strike and lawsuit in response to the 2013 pay cut to prison wages.