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Our voices are vital to keeping the abolitionist movement alive with fresh perspectives and energy. Our passions are diverse – psychology, religious studies, law, and media. We are establishing a community of like-minded and justice-driven individuals. This community is vital to sustaining long-distance revolutionaries.
This summer, we are hard at work advancing Prison Radio’s mission through a wide range of powerful projects.
Prison Radio’s interns are all over the world. In fact, we’re writing this from across the country: one in New York, the other in California.
In Philadelphia, interns have been sorting through Mumia Abu-Jamal’s physical archives, cataloguing books, updating our mailing list, and organizing the extensive Prison Radio library. Meanwhile, in San Francisco, interns have been in the studio, recording commentaries from both long-time correspondents and brand-new voices. And from around the country and the world, remote interns have been transcribing commentaries and migrating decades of archival audio straight onto our website.
We have also played a key role in expanding Prison Radio’s reach: helping to curate the weekly digests and e-blasts (including the one you’re reading right now – hi!), managing social media content, and pushing new resources out into the public.
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