Supporting the needs of prison libraries to better serve incarcerated patrons by leveraging community support, collaborating, and redistributing resources.
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![[ID: Graphic of a hot pink book being held up by a pair of hands, both with black fingernails. One hand is teal and the other is blue. The book cover has the words "Who is the Prison Library Support Network?" written in yellow letters across it. Surrounding the image is text that reads: "Knowledge is liberation! PLSN exists for anyone interested in the best ways to share information resources with incarcerated folks without growing the reach of jails and the state. We organize events and projects that move resources out of institutions into the hands of incarcerated people. Why? Limiting access to information and learning is a powerful form of violence used by jails and prisons. Past work includes: volunteer reference letter writing, book donation drives for collections at Rikers, Prison Abolitionist Book Club. @plsn_nyc." End of image description.]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E39VFtCUUAMa5rD.jpg?name=orig)
ALT [ID: Graphic of a hot pink book being held up by a pair of hands, both with black fingernails. One hand is teal and the other is blue. The book cover has the words "Who is the Prison Library Support Network?" written in yellow letters across it. Surrounding the image is text that reads: "Knowledge is liberation! PLSN exists for anyone interested in the best ways to share information resources with incarcerated folks without growing the reach of jails and the state. We organize events and projects that move resources out of institutions into the hands of incarcerated people. Why? Limiting access to information and learning is a powerful form of violence used by jails and prisons. Past work includes: volunteer reference letter writing, book donation drives for collections at Rikers, Prison Abolitionist Book Club. @plsn_nyc." End of image description.]