At CHIP we’re constantly working to understand the system and provide resources to help folks inside and outside advocate for justice, liberation, and abolition. This list is continuously updated as we discover new resources to support those who are impacted by the criminal punishment system. We hope that these resources will not only inform, educate, and assist — but will also serve as a call to action as we tear down walls and build bridges.
Publications
- Prison Legal News
- The Abolitionist
- Turning the Tide
- San Quentin News
- Black and Pink
- The Fortune Society
- The Marshall Project
- Death Or Prison Podcast
- Abolition X Podcast
- San Francisco Bayview
- Westside Gazette
- Real Cost of Prisons Project
Organizations
- Abolition Notes: Organizations Working for Abolition
- Between the Bars
- Prison Activist Resource Center
- Exchange for Change
- Lucy Parson’s Bookstore Resource List
- Books Through Bars
- Books to Prisoners
- Between the Bars: Human Stories from Prison
- Families Against Mandatory Minimums
- ArtSouth: Arts Behind Bars
- Justice Arts Coalition
- Die Jim Crow Records
- Angel Tree: Gifts to Children of Incarcerated Parents
- National Reentry Resource Center
- National Prisoner Resource List
- Second Chance Net
- Lean On Me USA
- Prison Policy Initiative
- Alphabet Rockers
- PEN: Prison Writing
Florida Resources
- Chainless Change
- Immigrant Action Alliance
- Broward Legal Aid
- Florida Justice Center
- Florida Rights Restoration Coalition
- Florida Justice Restoration Center
- Florida Action Committee
- Florida Cares
- Post-Conviction Alliance
- Lake Worth Interfaith Network: 28 Days of Anti-Racism
- Dream Defenders
- Equality Florida
- Attorney Brent Woody – helps folks who were sex trafficked and charged with crimes in connection with their trafficking
- Attorney Mark Rankin – works with returning citizens accused of voter fraud
- Homeless Resource Guide – published by BSO but not distributed broadly enough because that would go against their “business model,” according to incarcerated organizer Gary Field