• From Missouri "Missery" Prison

    “Words are not enough to express the gratitude that prisoners have for you…every minute of the day your writings are being read by some prisoner and we are constantly inspired by your words and vision.”

  • From Northern Ohio Prison

    “I just wanted to respond to the Right2Vote Report I received and thank you and let you know that the brothers in this Northern Ohio plantation really appreciate what you’re doing and for the information you’ve provided”

  • From Baltimore Detention Center

    “I wish to commend you for your continuous work of enlightening the minds of the unaware. Please continue to shine the light of justice into the minds of those who forge chains of repression“

  • From Cali Prisoner Hospital

    “I would first like to express my appreciation for the Newsletter that you sent me on criminal justice and prison reform, reguarding issues on mass incarceration scheme to keep the minority vote non-existant“

Attention: Undergraduate opportunity below!

Carceral Justice Scholar

Submission is Solidarity

All student submitters will recieve:

  1. Access to SawariMedia’s submission archives

  2. Annual quarterly Prisonality magazine subscription

In addition confirmed selections will recieve...

  1. Publishing

  2. Print & distribution

  3. Awarded $400/article

Meet the founder

Amani Sawari

Human rights advocate, lyracist, journalist and media scholar who founded SawariMedia to establish a platform for incarcerated organizers seeking to build community and influence public policy in order to inspire and promote transformative changes within the Prison Industrial Slave Complex

Graduate Students interview Sawari on Carceral Justice