We are concerned community members from the Oregon area, asking for calls to Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution (EOCI). The prison has:

Thrown Malik Muhammad, a political prisoner from the 2020 uprising in solitary confinement.
    It’s been days since they should have been released back to general population (Gen Pop)
Restricted Malik’s communication access
    Including access to their lawyer
    Mail has slowed drastically

This comes after Malik was in solitary confinement at Snake River Correctional Facility for over year, before suddenly transferring them to EOCI.
Demands:

Release Malik back to Gen Pop immediately
Fully Restore Malik’s access to communication
    Release all withheld mail
    Restore access to the tablet/calls
    Restore reliable access to Malik’s legal team.

Instructions:

You likely already know that the prison is not a place of justice, but a site of oppression, and struggles against it. Prison guards and officials may sound hostile or annoyed, lie, try to intimidate you, or ask you for information about yourself or prisoners. You do not need to give them any information about you.

Don’t believe their lies!
“They aren’t in solitary they’re in ABC.”
“I can’t take information without a name.”
“If you stop calling, we’ll do [x]!”

Remember that these tactics are a small fraction of what people inside face daily. Remain firm and polite in your demands.

Hide your name and number from the Prison’s Caller-ID, press *67 before the number you want to call.
    For example: *67-555-555-5555. You can test this by calling a friend using this method.
Using a VPN can conceal your location, but using one is not necessary.
    Proton VPN is free; free VPNs don’t have to store your payment information.
    VPNs won’t conceal GPS data from your device.
Do not answer personal questions or questions on behalf of anyone.
You do not need to offer further comment. You can hang up when they are done talking, or say “Thank you for your response.”

Information:

Weekdays work best for phone zaps.
CALL AT: 12PM, 2PM, 4PM

David Pedro, EOCI Superintendent: *67-541-276-0700
Jeana Jeffries, ODOC Recruitment Officer: *67-458-251-9137
Michael Reese, Director of Oregon Department of Corrections: *67-503-945-0927
Jessica Hale (Executive Assistant): *67-503-945-0978
Ryan Dwyer (Acting Inspector General): *67-503-945-0988

Sample Script:

“Hello, I am a concerned community member of calling to express support for Malik Muhammad #23935744. We have recently learned that it has been days since they should have been released back to general population from solitary confinement. Not only that, that they were denied access to communication, including contact with their lawyer. This is abuse and it won’t be tolerated. The community demands that Malik is released back to general population immediately, and their access to communication is fully restored. This includes releasing all withheld mail, restoring access to the tablet, and reliable access to legal counsel.”

NYCABC has finished the latest version of the “Illustrated Guide to
Political Prisoners and Prisoners of War” and it’s available for download
by clicking on the link below.

https://nycabc.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/nycabc_polprislisting_march-2026_legal.pdf

This update includes updated mini-bios, illustrations, and address changes
for several prisoners. Amazingly, this edition includes the removal of
Peppy. Welcome home, Peppy!

We are also adding Malik Muhammad, who has been incarcerated since the Floyd Uprising but is now receiving support from the ABCF.

Download the latest batch of updates from NYC ABC at
https://nycabc.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/17-mar-2026.pdf

Check out the list of books Casey has requested at https://bookshop.org/wishlists/56b98684a2c55d72748aa7fae7dfa536217a1b5f

This wishlist comes from Casey directly and will be updated. The list is also prioritized with the most important to Casey starting from the top.

Casey has also shared this list of interests for other texts: 

• Beginners chess books
• Drums and drummers (jazz, punk, metal, rock, r&b, soul)
• World history/indigenous histories of “North American” continent
• Ohlone and Miwok stories/history (Bay Area Native history)
• College football and NFL football
• MLB baseball
• Culinary arts (outside and inside prison)
• Critical prison studies/carceral studies articles
• History of revolutions (international)
• Palestinian history, political analysis, and literature
• Black philosophy and critical theory
• Anarchist and anti-state communist analysis and literature
• Autonomous marxisms
• Arab Marxist texts
• Historical fiction (19th and 20th century revolutionaries) & memoirs
• Irish national liberation struggle
• Analysis of 21st century “abolition” movement
• Analysis of George Floyd Uprising
• Liberatory pedagogy and teaching methods
• History of science
• Brain Games (word searches, crosswords, puzzles)
• Exercise and fitness in prison
• Books by Paul Avrich (anarchist historian)
  
  If you purchase books through other outlets please be mindful of the mail rules for Casey’s facility. You can send them to: 

Casey Goonan #24611-511
FCI Allenwood Medium
P.O. Box 2000
White Deer, PA 17887

After 15 years in prison, anarchist political prisoner Casey Brezik has come home!

He is adjusting well, and psyched about life, but needs help to get started.

Living expenses and basic needs can be difficult to meet without a job, connections and experience moving through this technology-driven, end-stage-capitalist reality.

Anything you give will help ease the labor and anxiety that anyone would be dealing with after nearly two decades in a highly-controlled, hyperviolent carceral system.

Donate: 

cashapp: $caseybrezik
venmo: @casey-brezik

Read more at https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/mar/13/texas-terrorism-trial

More about the case and defendants
https://prairielanddefendants.com/
(We share this with the caveat that this support committee continues to support a defendant who cooperated against others. We do not support this stance and share this link with this reservation.)

It’s Friday and the weekend for lots of people. Why not write a political prisoner today? Our list is at https://www.abcf.net/prisoner-info/

There is also an Illustrated Guide to Political Prisoners downloadable at
https://nycabc.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/nycabc_polprislisting_february-2026_legal_v3.pdf

(Important to note that there is one edit in that guide. Brian ‘Peppy’ DiPippa has been released from prison and is in a halfway house! Welcome home, Peppy!)

There are great tips on how to write a letter at
https://nycabc.wordpress.com/write-a-letter/

In celebration of Valentine’s Day, which is always on February the 14th, I understand the meaning of that celebration of love between two individuals to two persons, that part of the love that we had, when we joined unions, when we join marriages and so forth, it could be even of our friendships, that’s okay with me.

But the thing is, what I’m looking at on tomorrow, February the 14th is that there’s also another element to LOVE, in the sense of not being connected to the capitalist markets, not being connected to the capitalist ideology that we have all been indoctrinated with. All liberation movements and oppressed people should look into the revolutionary love that we must nurture between people who love the struggle. People who understand the necessity, especially now in these times of fascism.

Fascism is here, as George Jackson said. People are living butchered lives. Not only that but people are dying for taking the stand in defense of the oppressed, in defense of immigrants, in defense of prisoners, In defense of the poor, in defense of LGBTQ+ community, you know, on and on and on. You know what I’m saying? I mean, you see the brutality, the brutality that’s going on the murderers of innocent people who go into the streets like in Minnesota, like in Los Angeles.

First of all, we must decolonize our mind. Through that process, it’s a dialectical process, because remember the different colonial, neo-colonial system has always defined itself to erase our historical language. To dehumanize, to dehumanize us, first by taking possession of our ancestral lands and then and then conditioning us to be in the mentality of them. To think a certain wait that celebrates capital, and I mean between individual rights. You know this vision of competition, because that’s what that what capitalism is. You compete with individuals. You compete within corporations. The strong will survive. The big fish eats the smaller fish. That’s what capitalism represents.

In my consciousness, it’s freeing myself of that mentality, to embracing that mentality of revolutionary love for our community, for people who are oppressed, for people who are under siege. That’s what I’m talking about. Love for community care for community health, for community unity, for community prosperity for independence from colonialism, capitalism. For establishing a right to autonomy or creating our own spaces. What this campaign is doing here, we are creating our own spaces, which is amazing. I mean, that’s where people power grows. Creating this economy, creating this thing for our own self determination, so we can, so we can, you know, own our own destiny. So we can create our own destiny. We don’t need kings, queens or fascists to tell us how to run our lives. We create our own community. We create our own system of justice. We don’t need the capitalist state, we don’t need the police state to administer justice to our people. We separate ourselves from the capitalist economy. We must create the economy that is helpful to our liberation to our complete liberation from freeing our mind to freeing our labor power.

This is the decolonization we have to go through. And we go through that, realizing our, using the word of Indigenous nations of “right power,” to not only free in our mind, but to create bases—for example, this freedom campaign all of you have created.

This is political re-education—that’s the most important key to our liberation.

That’s why this prison system hates me because they see the revolutionary love that I have for the prisoner class. Those who want to change their life, go through a metamorphosis. Go through a transformation of our souls, of our hearts, of our minds, to stop this state cycle of violence.

☎️⚡️ Join our urgent phone blast for Xinachtli!
As Xinachtli continues fighting for his humane treatment following revelations in his medical records detailing multiple life-threatening conditions, the situation has become even more urgent.

Since February 25, Xinachtli has had no access to communication after being transferred from the Carol S. Young Medical Facility to the UTMB hospital in Galveston. He is being held in chains, unable to hold or use his tablet, cutting him off from all communication and all his property. He cannot speak to his lawyer. When one campaign member was briefly able to call, they heard him in a severely distressed and concerning state.

The Carole Young unit is refusing to accept him back, and we currently have no information about where he will be transferred next—all while he continues to be denied the medical treatment he urgently needs for his many serious health conditions.

This ongoing torture and repression must be met with a strong public response. We urge supporters to call throughout the rest of the week to demand answers.

Sign up for a call shift here: bit.ly/xphoneblast

NYC ABC will be hosting this important event on March 5th.

WHAT: Letter-writing
WHEN: Thursday, March 5th, 2026 6:30-8:30pm
WHERE: Property Is Theft (P.I.T.) (411 South 5th Street, Brooklyn 11211)
Access: Quick ramp setup; bathroom not accessible
COST: FREE (Donations to cover the cost of stamps greatly appreciated)

On Thursday, March 5th, Join NYC ABC for a letter-writing & solidarity event for the imprisoned Prairieland (Texas) defendants. Prairieland is a political repression case stemming from a noise demonstration in solidarity with ICE detainees that took place on July 4, 2025, outside the Prairieland Detention Center in Alvarado, Texas. The current defendants are charged as an alleged “Antifa Cell,” including the transport “antifa materials”—a box of commonly available anarchist zines.

The defendants face decades or even life behind bars, and in the case of green card holder Daniel “Des” Sanchez Estrada, also deportation. They are currently being held in a disgusting county jail while awaiting trial, scheduled to begin on February 23rd. Beyond destroying these defendants’ lives, this case could have wide-ranging impacts: making it an act of “domestic terrorism” to resist fascism, whether with organizing, solidarity, or words.

For more details, see: prairielanddefendants.com | @dfwsupportcommittee | freedes.net | @free.des.revol

We encourage people to wear an N95/KN95 mask * Letter-writing supplies, vegan snacks, and info will be provided

Malik Muhammad has been incarcerated since the Floyd Uprising but is now receiving support from the ABCF.

Malik is a Black/Palestinian pansexual Muslim, anarchist, antifascist and anti-racist abolitionist. They were charged with possession of unregistered destructive devices, engaging in civil disorder and obstructing law enforcement and using explosives to commit a felony. They have a young child. Malik has a long history of protesting and associated actions for Black liberation. 

On April 5th, 2021 Malik was arrested in Indiana, and then extradited to Oregon. They were given a $2.1 million bail. Through great struggle, the required 10% of it was met by the Portland Freedom Fund, but revoked the next day. Within 24 hours of their release, Malik was rearrested by federal officers. They were then imprisoned in Multnomah County where they were held in solitary confinement for around 90 days.

On July 29th Malik was moved, pretrial, to the state’s only federal prison, FCI Sheridan. At Sheridan, They participated in a hunger strike that successfully increased prisoners free-time from 30 minutes every other day to four hours per day everyday, and one day per week outside for recreation. In 2022, they were sentenced to 10 years in prison.

Malik has been writing about their thoughts and experiences when incarcerated at: https://malikspeaks.noblogs.org

In his own words:

My name is Malik Farrad Muhammad. I’m a black/Palestinian pansexual Muslim (yes, hella confusing). I’m an anarchist antifascist, anti-racist abolitionist (yes, both cops and prisons) for my love of freedom! My first protest was in high school: a walkout staged after Treyvon Martin’s murder. From there, I never really got active again until “Bernie or Bust” and then, of course, the George Floyd uprising. I traveled the country and organized and fought and was ultimately kidnapped, ransomed and now held prisoner here at OSP.

I have a beautiful son, a beautiful wife and life partner, Jesse, who moved out here to Portland after my kidnapping by the feds, and a loving family back home in the Midwest. I’m also a veteran, I was a tanker in the army — and no, I’m not proud that I was part of the murder machine, so don’t thank me for my service. I love music more than anything almost, am a guitarist and aspiring pianist, all genres. Not much else to say except that I’m a lover of freedom, equity and equality, and will fight to my last breath for it. Unlike those who may regret a thing they did to get convicted or those who tempered their actions for fear of the consequences, I regret nothing, if only not doing more before I was caught. I will live for the people and I’ll die for the people because I love the people, we who want freedom cannot rest till it comes.”

Write Malik at:
Malik Muhammed #23935744
Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution
2500 Westgate
Pendleton, OR 97801

You can find instructions for sending mail to Oregon prisons at  https://www.oregon.gov/doc/contact-inmate/Pages/letters.aspx 

Malik can also receive communications electronically, and prefers that method for consistent correspondence. You can find instructions for setting up electronic messages via the GettingOut website at https://www.icscorrections.com/docs/Gettingout_instructions.pdf
*Note that you must first send your email address to Malik in writing so that he can add you to his list of approved contacts.