via NYC ABC
We’ve finished the latest version of the NYC ABC “Illustrated Guide to Political Prisoners and Prisoners of War” and it’s available for viewing (and download).
This update includes updated mini-bios, photos, and address changes for several prisoners. Sadly, this edition includes the removal of Imam Jamil Al-Amin. Rest easy, Imam Jamil.
Download the latest guide at https://nycabc.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/nycabc_polprisonerlisting_latestdec2025-1.pdf
Be sure to check out NYCABC’s political prisoner birthday calendar at https://nycabc.wordpress.com/pppow-birthday-calendar/
January birthdays:
9- Abdul Azeez
15- Joe Joe Bowen
26- Marius Mason
Get addresses and bios from NYCABC’s Illustrated Guide to Political Prisoners and Prisoners of War
Via Chicago ABC
2025 UPDATED ZINE LIBRARY:
In an era of prison mail censorship, the criminalization of zines, and the repression of dissent as ‘terrorism’, we’re doubling down on our inside-outside distro operation. While we prioritize making these zines available to people behind bars and helping people inside self-publish their works, we’re posting this updated 2025 archive to support new zine distros and prisoner support crews and to prevent the suppression and disappearance of important revolutionary voices in this moment.
We have also updated the catalog to include The Anarchist Library through January 2025 and added a dozen zines from the South Chicago ABC collection. Also available are titles from the Anarchist Black Cross Federation, the True Leap Press catalog, and legacy publications such as 4strugglemag and Spirit of Freedom. A mirror of the archive is available as a Tor Hidden Service also accessible through Tor2Web. If there are any titles that should be added or removed from this catalog, please let us know. If you know or are an incarcerated artist or author and would like us to help distribute your works, please hit us up.
https://www.southchicagoabc.org
https://abcchicago.noblogs.org
chicagoabc at subvertising dot org
Via Pushing Down the Walls
Here’s a little sample of just some of the dope titles we’ll have available for sale at this Satudray’s @punkrockmarket in DTSA. Great stuff from Active Distro, Detritus Books as well as our PDTW tote bags. Get ’em while they last. Everything we sell helps us to support our incarcerated comrades.
⛓️Punk Rock Market⛓️
Saturday, January 3rd, 2026
5-10pm
50+ DIY Vendors
Pizza, Beer, Music
All ages. Free event.
📍Pizza Press, 117 W. 4th Street, Santa Ana Ca 92701
Happening during the Santa Ana Art Walk!
We are outdoors on 4th Street and Sycamore St. intersection.
In the middle of the night on December 23, TDCJ transferred Xinachtli out of the hospital in Galveston and sent him back to McConnell Unit.
He was placed in a disciplinary cell with no electricity, restricting his communication with his legal team and support network, and remains without a commissary card. This is clear retaliation for his legal case and for the outside pressure demanding his wellbeing and safety.
Despite this extreme repression, Xinachtli says he won’t back down, and neither can we. We must escalate and keep the pressure on McConnell and TDCJ to move Xinachtli out of the disciplinary cell immediately and eventually be transferred to a long-term medical or geriatric facility.
Sign up for a 15-minute call shift for the rest of the week here: http://bit.ly/xphoneblast
We can not stop until Xinachtli is FREE.
More information.
Participate in an Abolitionist New Years Eve tradition December 31st, 2025. Meet at FDC Miami Federal Prison 33 NE Fourth St., Miami, FL 33132 at 10pm. Bring noisemakers! Let those locked inside know that they are not forgotten! In solidarity with all political prisoners and prisoners of war during the holidays!
On the noisiest night of the year in New York City, come help us remind folks locked up that they are not alone. NYC Anarchist Black Cross, in response to an international call for noise demonstrations outside of prisons, is asking folks to join us outside of the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Come, not to appeal to authority, speak truth to power, or any other contrivance, but rather to stand with comrades, at a safe distance, and show direct solidarity to those on the other side of the wall.
The state, writ large, is targeting anarchists all across the United States and abroad. This will be both protest and celebration.
While you gather with your family and loved ones this holiday season, consider that the United States holds political prisoners and people facing political charges all throughout the country on the state and federal level. One of the main things we do to support these political prisoners is run the ABCF Warchest fund.
The Anarchist Black Cross Federation (ABCF) initiated the Warchest program in November 1994 to send monthly donations to Political Prisoners and Prisoners of War who have been receiving insufficient, little, or no financial support during their imprisonment. Its purpose is to collect funds from groups and individual supporters and send that money directly to commissary accounts of vetted Political Prisoners and Prisoners of War (PP/POW) monthly. From inception to end of November 2025, we have raised almost $275,000.
Ways to Donate to the ABCF Warchest
Check or money order: made out to Tim Fasnacht and sent to P.O. Box 8682, Lancaster, PA 17604.
CashApp: $timabcf
PayPal: abcfwarchest (or send your donation to [email protected])
Venmo: TimFasnachtABCF
Tax-deductible: We have a 501c3 fiscal sponsor for tax-deductible gifts of over $500. Please contact us for how to submit tax-deductible donations.
The current Warchest recipients are:
For more information, see https://www.abcf.net/warchest-program/
During the holidays, why not write a person who is being held in federal jail on so-called criminal charges and an immigration detainer.
Background:
https://freedes.net/case-updates/
Write:
Daniel Rolando Sanchez Estrada, #95099-511
FMC Fort Worth
PO Box 15330
Fort Worth, Texas 76119
GUIDELINES:
Des is pretrial. DO NOT mention anything about the case or charges. Write only in blue or black ink. No stickers, glitter, or whiteout. Include his first and last name as well as ID number, page numbers, date, and a return address at the top of each sheet.
