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Pennsylvania Prison Society

is the most active organization showing concern over the conditions of confinement for prisoners in the state of Pennsylvania.
Founded May 8, 1787 as the Philadelphia Society for the alleviation of the mysteries of public prisoners.
The new executive director has placed more emphasis on advocacy and activism. It is her hope that through public education and interaction with lawmakers, we will be able to affect long-term systematic systemic change that will benefit everyone within the system. The present society intent is to sponsor a very serious set of lectures concerning life sentences without the possibility of parole.

Pennsylvania prison Society
230 South Broad St. Suite 605
Philadelphia, PA 19 102

Phone: (215) 564–4775
fax: (215) 564–1830 

www.prisonsociety.org
www.Facebook.com/prison society

Gateway to reentry

Tracy L Fisher, CEO
"The Face of Reentry" of Gateway to reentry mentoring program is part of the process of preparing inmates for the early stages of reentry.

The returning citizens attend weekly workshops that include the 10 steps to reentry the blueprint for staying home.
The workshops incorporate job readiness skills, self employment/entrepreneurship, anger management, parenting skills, and a host of other topics that address proven methods for a positive outcome. Our vision is to reduce the rate of recidivism.
Contact: www.tiiai.org
Email: csimmons20@yahoo.com
Text:  (215)760-1857

Office: (610) 284-6246

P. O. Box 1091

Lansdown, PA   19050

Abolitionist Law Center

"When it comes to fighting against death-by-incarceration at abolitionist Law Center, defeat is not an option. We are part of a powerful and growing movement that will not rest until every person sentenced to death-by-incarceration has the opportunity to return to their families and communities, until the right to redemption becomes the North Star of the justice system." 

Director Miracle Jones

CADBI - West
%Abolitionist Law Center

P. O. Box 8654

Pittsburgh, PA   15224

Phone:  (412) 447-8050

Email:  cadbiwest@gmail.com

Let's Get Free

Let's Get Free is a grassroots group of community activists dedicated to end the sentencing of human beings to life in prison without the possibility of parole or death-by-incarceration in the state of Pennsylvania particularly, and in American society at large.

CADBI-West

% Abolitionist Law Center

P.O. Box 8654

Pittsburgh, PA   15224

Phone: (412) 447-8050

The Pennsylvania Institutional Law Project

The Pennsylvania Institutional Law Project seeks to deliver civil legal services to the institutional population of our commonwealth.

Pennsylvania Institutional Law Project

The Cast Iron Building

718 Arch Street   Suite 304 South

Philadelphia, PA   19106

Phone:  (215)925-2966

Fax: (215) 925-5337

Website:  www.pailp.org