# Incarcerated Organizer
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Top podcast episodes featuring incarcerated organizer.
Becoming an Abolitionist by Fire with Safear Ness
In this conversation we welcome home Safear Ness. Safear is a formerly incarcerated organizer, a founder of In The Mix Prisoner Podcast, a writer, and a Revolutionary Abolitionist.
In this conversation we discuss Safear's recent piece "Phone Resistance" from the Study & Struggle blog. We also ta…
X Gender: Dominique Morgan & Ms. Kelli, Incarcerated Organizer
The gender system was established by the same colonizers who brought us mass incarceration. The criminal legal system targets trans and nonbinary people at high rates. We talk to Dominique Morgan, the formerly incarcerated director of Black and Pink and the Okra Project, as well as Ms. Kelli, an …
X The Streets: Dr. Ameena Matthews & Michael, Incarcerated Organizer
Many of our people support police because they are unaware of other options to keep them safe from street violence. But violence intervention programs led by former gang members have shown to be more effective all over the country. Dr. Ameena Matthews, violence interrupter and congressional candid…
People in Prison Organize Collectively for Survival. We All Need to Learn How.
“The women who were already long-timers when I was just coming in, they were the light in my tunnel. We were all in the tunnel together just making light,” says formerly incarcerated organizer Monica Cosby. In this episode of Movement Memos, Cosby and Kelly Hayes talk about the emotional support n…
Swift Justice - "We are Men" Free Alabama Movement
In this special episode we hear directly from Swift Justice, an incarcerated organizer with Free Alabama Movement. Free Alabama Movement is a grassroots organization founded by men incarcerated in Alabama that supports Non-Violent and Peaceful Protests for Civil and Human Rights.
In our conversati…
Stopping Solitary
In this week's episode, Danny Katch speaks with Victor Pate, a formally incarcerated organizer with the campaign for alternatives to isolated confinement about the fight to end the horrific practice of solitary confinement inside New York prisons.
Mel Gonzalez and Julian Guerrero discuss some of…
Ep. 82 - “We Are More” Pt. 2: Transforming Systems & Community Organizing after Incarceration ft. Dyanna Winchester
BrownTown sits down with Dyanna Winchester, Decarceration Organizer with Live Free Illinois. In Part Two of the "We Are More" series, BrownTown and Dyanna discuss organizing against and within institutions to disrupt dangerous policy, addressing intracommunal violence with interpersonal relationsh…
“But Mainly To Fight”: An Interview with Solitary Resistor Troy Hendrix
Troy Hendrix is an incarcerated organizer, jailhouse lawyer, and friend/comrade to many. He has been in solitary confinement for 15.5 years as of August 2021. His ability to think beyond the walls that cage him is what keeps him fighting.
In December 2020, Steve, a co-host and producer with the …
JLS on #PrisonStrike, Doxxings + Hambach Forest Updates
This week, we feature three segments.
Locals Respond To Far-Right Doxxings
First, we'll feature a statement about recent doxing of a number of anti-racists in the Asheville area by far-right keyboard warriors.
A Jailhouse Lawyer Speaks About #PrisonStrike 2018
After that, we feature an interv…
Sahar Francis of Addameer on Palestinian Prisoners
Sahar Francis of Addameer
This week, I spoke with Sahar Francis, the Director of Addameer. Addameer is a non-governmental organization, or NGO, based in Ramallah in the West Bank in occupied Palestine that focuses on human rights advocacy, political prisoner support & public education efforts lik…
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