PRI Prison

Essays by Safiya Asya Bukhari, political prisoner, about her life, experiences with the Black Panther Party, and imprisonment.

A compilation of writing, poetry and art by women in the Burnside Correctional Facility in Dartmouth. Coordinated/published by Books Beyond Bars.

A historical look at women and prisons, including prison resistance. Includes a look at current (as of 1995) prison conditions.

In-depth description of the case of Joe David, a Kanehsatake Mohawk shot and paralyzed during the Oka Crisis (or "Siege of Kanehsatake") in 1999, and who filed a civil suit against the Sureté du Québec citing police brutality.

Articles by and about imprisoned anarchists in the United States.

"From inside the walls of women's prisons in Nova Scotia, this is a book of poetry and art that challenges the nature of prisons to keep people isolated and silent. Thirty women courageously share their first-hand experiences of living on the inside and the complicated situations that brought them there." (back cover)

Pamphlet defining and describing incidences of environmental racism in United States prisons.

Real-life stories of female inmates in the American corrections system, in comic-book format.