Philly ABC extends our solidarity to Samidoun, the Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, in response to the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) falsely-premised sanctions against the organization announced on October 15th. As anarchists and abolitionists attuned to organizing against prisons and policing, we recognize this as the latest attempt to employ the tactic of fabrication to repress powerful social movements. Samidoun affirmed their commitment to remain steadfast in the struggle to free Palestinians from the atrocities of colonization and state-sponsored fascism: [Read More]

All proceeds go to the same Warchest/Gaza mutual aid split. This a great way to make additional donations, or to make an initial donation if you missed the event. These shirts are hot, so don't miss out! The goal this year was to raise $20k, which is completely tangible. Our beloved, roughly 400 RDTW participants raised over $16k, bringing us most of the way there! We need your help on the final lap. [Read More]

Join us on Monday, September 30th at 6:30pm Wooden Shoe Books as we send letters to Georges Ibrahim Abdallah, a Lebanese militant for Palestinianian liberation and one of the longest-held political prisoners in Europe. We’ll also send cards to prisoners with birthdays in October: Jamil Al-Amin (October 4th), Malik El-Amin (October 8th), and Toby Shone (October 20th). All the letter-writing supplies and light refreshments will be provided. [Read More]

In August 1979, the first official Black August took place when incarcerated people came together to commemorate the deaths of brothers Jonathan and George Jackson, who were killed after the Marin County Courthouse Rebellion (Jonathan in August 1970 and George in August 1971). Prisoners in San Quentin started this tradition of daily exercises to sharpen their minds, bodies, and spirits in honor of the collective principles of self-sacrifice, inner fortitude and revolutionary discipline needed to advance the New Afrikan struggle for self-determination and freedom. [Read More]

UPDATE: The remaining Stop Cop City defendants that were held pre-trial have been released since we planned this event! With RDTW right around the corner, we’ll instead be writing to political prisoners who might want to write a statement or participate from the inside. Join us to strike up a correspondence with a new potential penpal or come to write to an existing penpal of your own! As always all the letter-writing supplies and light refreshments will be provided. [Read More]