Author Archives: IndianaQPS

A monthly letter writing night for queer Indiana prisoners! Come send letters to queer and trans people held captive in Indiana prisons. We will provide stamps, stationery, prisoner contacts, information on writing to prisoners, and snacks. All ages welcome. Wednesday, … Continue reading →

On February 10, 2015, prisoners in Alabama need as many people as possible to call the prison officials below and demand that condoms be made available to prisoners through the medical healthcare unit and/or by adding them to the list … Continue reading →

Oscar Lopez Rivera is a Puerto Rican Independista and political prisoner serving 70 years for seditious conspiracy. Oscar is currently imprisoned at FCI Terre Haute.  We here at Indiana Queer Prisoner Solidarity know that there can be no queer liberation … Continue reading →

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Marius Jacob Mason will be turning 52 in a few weeks! In solidarity with our friend and comrade, there will be a letter-writing and card-making night on January 14th. Marius is an anarchist and former Bloomington resident who is serving … Continue reading →

A monthly letter writing night for queer Indiana prisoners! Come send letters to queer and trans people held captive in Indiana prisons. We will provide stamps, stationery, prisoner contacts, information on writing to prisoners, and snacks. All ages welcome. Wednesday, … Continue reading →

The Final Straw presents an interview with an anarchist living in Bloomington, IN about current and former instances of racist and institutional violence against inmates at the Pendleton Correctional Institution in Madison County, Indiana. LISTEN HERE

RACISM IN INDIANA’S PRISONS MUST BE STOPPED The Indiana Department of Corrections is taking cruel and racist actions in a number of their prisons. A New Afrikan prisoner was recently transferred from New Castle (because of their intolerance of his … Continue reading →

A monthly letter writing night for queer Indiana prisoners! Come send letters to queer and trans people held captive in Indiana prisons. We will provide stamps, stationery, prisoner contacts, information on writing to prisoners, and snacks. All ages welcome. Wednesday, … Continue reading →

From Let Luke Go Today, Luke accepted a negotiated non-cooperating plea deal and was sentenced to two years in prison and eight years of probation. As a last minute addition to this plea deal, Judge Markle added that Luke was … Continue reading →