Indypendent Reader, Fall 2006

Baltimore Indymedia's and campbaltimore artist collective's collaboration, the "Indypendent Reader" is now available online (see Features). This "Indypendent" (Issue 2, Fall 2006) focuses on the prison system and the experience of prisoners and their families in Baltimore and Maryland.

CONTENTS:
* Eddie Conway: Political Prisoner. By R.B. Jones
* Women in Prison. By Natalie Sokoloff
* Children of Prisoners. By Howard Ehrlich
* From Death Row: John Booth-el and Vernon Evans
* Community Organizing in Caracas. By Cira Pascual-Marquina
* 2006 Public Housing Resident's Summit. By David Sloan
* Timeline on Maryland's Prison System: 1804-2005

WHERE YOU CAN FIND the Indypendent Reader:

A-1 Deli -- 622 N. Eutaw Street
Alternative Press Center -- 1443 Gorsuch Avenue
American Friends Service Committee -- 4806 York Road
Atomic Books -- 1100 W. 36th Street
Club Charles -- 1724 N. Charles Street
Common Grounds -- 819 W. 36th Street
Conscious Head -- 219 E. 25th Street
Cork Gallery -- 1601 Guilford Avenue
Current Gallery -- 30 S. Calvert Street
Daily Grind in Fells Point -- 1720 Thames Street
Eddie's in Charles Village -- 3117 St. Paul Street
Everyone's Place -- 1356 W. North Avenue
Health Care for the Homeless -- 111 Park Avenue
Liam's Pint-Size Pub -- 911 N. Charles Street
Maryland Institute College of Art -- 1300 W. Mt. Royal Avenue
Men's Center -- 2222 Jefferson Street
Mena's -- Hampden
Mt. Royal Tavern -- 1204 W. Mt. Royal Avenue
Normal's Books -- 425 E. 31st Street
One World Cafe -- 100 W. University Parkway
People's Medical Clinic -- 3011 Greenmount Avenue
Progressive Action Center -- 1443 Gorsuch Avenue
Red Emma's Books -- 800 St. Paul Street
SMEAC -- 2100 E. Madison Street
Sound Garden -- 1616 Thames Street
Urban Adventurer -- 1500 Thames Street
Video American in Charles Village -- 3100 St. Paul Street
XANDO -- 3003 N. Charles Street

DISTRIBUTE

Pick up a bundle to distribute at the Alternative Press Center (1443 Gorsuch Avenue) Monday-Friday 10am-3pm. Call first: 410.243.2471.