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Write Josh Letters

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Write to Josh

Please write letters to Josh while he is in prison and consider maintaining correspondence with him for the duration of his incarceration. Letters are his best connection to the outside world and do a great deal to lift his spirits. We need to let Josh know that we are thinking of him and supporting his courageous and important stand. Please read the following regulations carefully before sending him a letter.

Josh's Address:

Joshua Wolf #98005-111

Federal Detention Center, Unit J2

5675 8th Street

Dublin, CA 94568

Mail Regulations:

All letters must have a return address on the envelope.
Please also put a return address on the letter itself, as prisoners are almost never given the envelopes.
Keep in mind that all mail is read by authorities. Please do not discuss cases, charges or issues relating to either.
Pictures are allowed, but must be 4x6 size or smaller. No Polaroids.
Avoid using white-out, stickers, tape, colored ink/paper or glitter.
Written correspondence and drawings may be in pencil, standard ink pen, typewritten, or computer generated. No felt pens, markers, crayon, or colored pencil, etc.
All personal artwork must be in black & white, copied pages can be in color.
PLAIN cards are allowed
Most facilities do not allow torn pages from books, magazine or newspaper clippings. Photocopies, however, are accepted
Please remember that, even if unsolicited, mail can still result in sanctions against a prisoner.

Letter Writing tips from:

Anarchist Black Cross

No Compromise Magazine

Please support other journalists and activists resisting Grand Juries: Other Grand Juries

For a list of more prisoners who need your support go to: Links

Josh said at a recent press conference:

"I’m sure that many of you are curious about my experiences being imprisoned in Dublin; I have been very fortunate and much of my time incarcerated was actually quite positive. While locked up, I met many fellow prisoners who are truly stellar individuals and a observed a community which is actually one of the healthiest that I have ever lived in. To my friends in Unit J2, thanks for everything and I wish you all the best of luck."

"In an effort to help get the stories of those incarcerated out into the world, I have started to develop a not-for-profit organization which will be known, for now, as prisonblogs.net – the project is dedicated to giving a voice to the voiceless, and is something that I am very excited about. Expect more details about this initiative in the coming weeks."