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      • I don’t know how to get started or what to say.
      • We don’t have anything in common. What do I do?
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      • I don’t identify as LGBTTQ. Can I still participate?
      • I identify differently than my penpal. Is this an issue?
      • Are there things I shouldn’t talk about when corresponding with my penpal?
      • A lot of the materials prepared by the Prisoner Correspondence Project seem to communicate a more political or more radical perspective than I feel comfortable with; do I need to agree with the outlook of your organization to become a penpal?
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Queer and Trans Prisoner Justice in Montreal and Beyond

The Prisoner Correspondence Project is a collectively-run initiative based out of Montreal, Quebec. It coordinates a direct-correspondence program for gay, lesbian, transsexual, transgender, gendervariant, two-spirit, intersex, bisexual and queer inmates in Canada and the United States, linking these inmates with people a part of these same communities outside of prison.

We are always looking for new non-incarcerated folks to become penpals! If you are interested, check out the get involved section of the website and then get in touch.

Prisoners find accessing safe sex… isn’t so safe

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Collective members Julia and Liam were interviewed last month by the prisoner justice media collective Stark Raven about safer sex for queer and trans prisoners. Click here to listen to the show!

Stark Raven produces a radio program three times a month featuring in-depth interviews, news and analysis on issues related to prisons and criminalization, both locally and from around the world. The radio program has been on the air for 21 years.

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News

  • LGBTQ_Prisoners: Check out Montreal's Forum Against Police Violence & Impunity, January 29 -31: http://forumcontrelaviolencepoliciere.net

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  • Open Door Books
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  • prisonjustice.ca
  • Project Unshackle!
  • QPIRG Concordia
  • Stark Raven
  • Sylvia Rivera Law Project
  • TGI Justice Project

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