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2007-2017 Books to Prisoners News Roundup (7 articles)

Nov 27, 2017
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Updated: Dec 2, 2023

Books are a Lifeline to Prisoners, June 2017, Forward Reviews The Freedom of Reading, October 2016, American Libraries Criminal Justice Charity of the Week: Books to Prisoners, October 2016, Undisclosed podcast Eric’s heroes: Bringing books and hope to those behind prison walls, October 2016, KOMO News The banning of books in prisons: ‘It’s like living in the dark ages’, September 2016, The Guardian By refusing to accept used books, two state prisons block inmates preparing for life on the outside, July 2014, Real Change Short on words: Nonprofit struggles to fill prisoners’ need to read, April 2012, Real Change When Did Used Books Become Contraband?, August 2007, Seattle Weekly

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