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Celebrating Paul Robeson’s 125th Birthday

“The artist must elect to fight for Freedom or for Slavery. I have made my choice. I had no alternative.” — Paul Robeson As we reach the 125^th anniversary of the great Paul… Details

Commemorating International Working Women’s Day

Liberation Struggles

“…These women struggle daily against odds which are stifling and yet they can be found in each community in this country organizing small welfare rights groups, or tenants rights

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New Additions March 2022

From the Archives...

Greetings, Happy International Women’s Month!! In addition to showcasing some dynamic images from items we’ve recently catalogued, we’d also like to highlight… Details

Art Against Imprisonment: a Virtual Art Exhibit

Art Against Imprisonment, a Virtual Art Exhibit, features art from incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people in Palestine and in the US as a small testament to their creativity,… Details

From PR to Palestine: Preserving the History of Int’l Struggle

Prison abolition means the end of capitalism, white supremacy, and Western imperialism everywhere. Join Claude Marks and Nathaniel Moore of the Freedom Archives for a discussion… Details

Free our Prisoners! From Palestine to the US

5,150 Palestinians political prisoners are waging multiple hunger strikes to protest torture, administrative detention and abusive conditions of confinement in Israeli prisons.… Details

Celebrate International Women’s Day

From the Archives..., Prison and Political Prisoners

To celebrate International Women’s Day check out these archival videos of demonstrations from 1988 outside of the Federal Correctional Institute in Dublin, CA. At the time,… Details

Exploring the Walking Archives – 3

Experiences at the Archives, From the Archives..., Youth

Hello! Helen here, with the final installment of my ‘Walking Archives’ series. See my first post here, and second here. Today I’ll focus on my experience sitting down with Mickey Ellinger,… Details