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Inside The Walls | Prison Related Books
United States
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The Aleph Institute 9540 Collins Avenue Surfside, Florida 33154 Phone: (305) 864-5553 Aleph is a not-for-profit national organization which has created and implemented a host of programs over the past 20 years that provide alternatives to incarceration, rehabilitate inmates, counsel and assist their families, and provide moral and ethical educational programs inculcating universal truths and concepts common to all of humanity. Jewish inmates may write to receive free books, regular monthly literature, holiday offerings, and family programs. | |
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Books for Prisoners - c/o Groundwork Books 0323 Student Center La Jolla, California 92037 Phone: (858) 452-9625 - E-mail: groundwork@libertad.ucsd.edu Groundwork Books offers up to two books per person, free of charge. Send your request, specifying your interests, and we will send you a detailed booklet for that area of interest. Subjects: politics, spirituality, feminism, dictionaries, culture, social criticism, and select novels. Stamp donations are appreciated but not required. | |
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Books Through Bars 4722 Baltimore Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19143 Phone: ( 215) 727-8170 - E-mail: info@BooksThroughBars.org We offer a wide range of reading materials free of charge to inmates. Request books by topic and specific subject areas (for example: novels, self-help, American history, etc.). If you wish, you may request specific titles or authors, however, we may not be able to provide these. No legal books. Donations, including stamps, are greatly appreciated. Please send information regarding prison regulations for reading material being sent in. | |
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Books to Prisoners (BTP) 92 Pike Street Box A Seattle, Washington 98104 BTP sends donated books to prisoners. Choice of books is limited. Please send a list of topics you are interested in. No legal or religious books. It may take six to eight months for material to arrive, please be patient. Donations of stamps are appreciated. | |
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Books to Prisons D.C. Area P.O. Box 5206 Hyattsville, Maryland 20782 Phone: (301) 699-0042 - E-mail: bookstoprisons@mutualaid.org Books to Prisons offers free educational as well as a wide selection of fiction and nonfiction reading material to prisoners around the United States free of charge. Please send requests for your general interests. |
The Granite Publishing Group P.O. Box 1429 Columbus, North Carolina 28722 Phone: (828) 894-8444 - E-mail: brian@5thworld.com Inmates may write to receive free books on subjects that support the cultivation of planetary consciousness. The metaphysical/transformational subjects of our books range from Native American spirituality to the extraterrestrial presence. Please send postage if possible. |
The Inside Books Project - c/o 12th Street Books 827 West 12th Street Austin, Texas 78701 Phone: (512) 647-4803 - E-mail: insidebooksproject@yahoo.com We send books free of charge to Texas inmates only. Please expect a three to six month wait. We also offer a resource list and a free newsletter. Donations and/or stamps are appreciated if possible. |
Lucy Parson's Center & Bookstore (PBP) 110 Arlington Street Boston, Massachusetts 02116 Phone: (617) 423-3298 You may request topics or titles: limited legal materials, educational, social, political, fiction, and books in Spanish. No catalogue, however a resource list is available. We do not send books to California, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Michigan, or Texas. Be patient, there is often a wait for a few weeks or months. |
Prison Book Project P.O. Box 396 Amherst, Massachusetts 01004-0396 Phone: (413) 584-8975 ext. 208 - E-mail: info@prisonbooks.org You may request books by topics of interest. We do our best to meet the needs and demands of inmates. You may also request a specific book and we will try to find it for you. No mailing list or catalogue. Donations of artwork and poetry for fundraising greatly appreciated. Sorry, no Texas inmates. |
Prisoners Literature Project - c/o Bound Together Bookstore 1369 Haight Street San Francisco, California 94117 Phone: (415) 431-8355 You may request types of books—not specific titles. No Christian, Islamic, horror, romance novels, or legal books. Stamps or donations are greatly appreciated but are not required. Main types of books usually requested: dictionaries, ethnic studies, basic educational books. Sorry, no Texas prisoners. |
The Prison Library Project 915 West Foothill Boulevard P.M.B. 128 Claremont, California 91711 The Prison Library Project supplies books free of charge to inmates who request them. We try to provide an ongoing invitation to prisoners to embrace personal responsibility, growth, and a deeper appreciation for the world of books, ideas, and education. We offer books on self-help, personal and spiritual growth, wellness, and metaphysical books. No law books, technical, or GED, and no catalogue. |
San Diego California Coalition for Women Prisoners - c/o World Beat Center 2100 Park Boulevard San Diego, California 92101 Phone: (619) 987-7553 SDCCWP sends books to women prisoners on various women's and political issues. Please write to request a free book list. Stamp donations are appreciated to pay for shipping. |
Women's Prison Book Project (WPBP) - c/o Arise Bookstore 2441 Lyndale Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota 55405 Phone: (612) 729-5845 - E-mail: wpbp@prisonactivist.org Since 1994, the Women's Prison Book Project has provided women in prison with free reading materials covering a wide range of topics from law and education (dictionaries, GED, etc.) to politics, history, and women's health. There are other prison book projects, but we seek to meet the specific needs of women in prison. |
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