2000 Libros

Providing books to immigrant children who are not with their families. Donate via our wishlist:

[DC Books to Prisons @B2Pdc]

Double your impact! A donor will match all donations up to $10,000 through the end of the year! We are a completely volunteer-run org working out of a donated space, so you every dime we get goes directly to sending books to the incarcerated.
Donate at https://t.co/O8I94rFfp9

[DC Books to Prisons @B2Pdc]

Double your impact! A donor has offered to match all donations up to $10,000 through the end of the year! We are a volunteer-run org working out of a donated space, so every dime we get goes directly to sending books to the incarcerated.

Donate here > https://t.co/O8I94rFfp9

[DC Books to Prisons @B2Pdc]

Help us send books like these to the incarcerated where we can. Through September, book donations made through our independent bookstore wishlists will be matched by a generous donor. Help us help people here - https://t.co/y22IT1utO8

[DC Books to Prisons @B2Pdc]

Soledad Brother has been banned from Texas for "racial content." But we can send it to other states! Through September, all book donations made through our independent bookstore wishlists will be matched. Donate a book today - https://t.co/y22IT1utO8

[DC Books to Prisons @B2Pdc]

Fortunately, the prison book clubs we support can accept this book. Help us send books to the incarcerated. Through September, book donations made through our independent bookstore wishlists will be matched by a generous donor. Help us help people here - https://t.co/y22IT1utO8

[DC Books to Prisons @B2Pdc]

I guess someone can explain this one. Fortunately, there are plenty of other states that will accept books like this one. Help us send books! Through September books donated off our independent bookstore wishlists will be matched by a generous donor - https://t.co/y22IT1utO8

[Appalachian Prison Book Project (APBP) @AppalachianPBP]

"It’s difficult to imagine how prison censorship could get more extreme, and yet tablets are limiting what people can read in myriad ways."

Read more about censorship behind bars and the tablet "solution": https://t.co/lvVApea5R5

[Books to Prisoners (Seattle) @B2PSeattle]

Prison Banned Books Week: Being in Jail Shouldn’t Mean Having Nothing to Read https://t.co/yCV0oR6A05 via @eff

[DC Books to Prisons @B2Pdc]

We are currently collecting this book to send out to the prison book clubs we support, that are not in these states. For Prison Banned Books Week, book donations made through our independent bookstore wishlists will be matched. Check it out - https://t.co/y22IT1utO8

[Prison Policy Initiative @PrisonPolicy]

In the last 5 years, the number of state prison systems that have or are implementing tablets has quadrupled.

The data is clear: Emerging technology is not filling the book gap – and ironically, is blocking incarcerated people off from the outside world.

https://t.co/Iv77cm597u

[DC Books to Prisons @B2Pdc]

Many prisons actually charge inmates to read on tablets! By the minute! This can hinder personal enrichment and improvement. Help us send books where we can! Through September, book donations through our independent bookstore wishlists will be matched - https:/linktr.ee/dcbtp

[DC Books to Prisons @B2Pdc]

Many prisons ban foreign language books, including language learning. This prison even bans ASL books! Help us send book where we can! Through September, book donations made through our independent bookstore wishlists will be matched. https://t.co/y22IT1utO8

[Prison Policy Initiative @PrisonPolicy]

It’s officially Prison Banned Books Week.

Books have connected incarcerated people to the outside world – and they’ve always been under attack by prisons.

Now, tablets are ironically further restricting access to reading materials behind bars. 🧵

With @prisonsbanbooks

[DC Books to Prisons @B2Pdc]

States make inmates use tablets for mail and reading materials for thier profit. Help us send books to where we can. Through September, book donations made through our independent bookstore wishlists will be matched by a generous donor - https://t.co/O8I94rEHzB @prisonsbanbooks

[DC Books to Prisons @B2Pdc]

Whether fictional or real, many prisons ban books with maps. That includes Almanacs, a popular request. Help us send Almanacs where we can! Through September, book donations made through our independent bookstore wishlists will be matched. Check it out -> https://t.co/y22IT1utO8

[DC Books to Prisons @B2Pdc]

Did you know prisons ban books for format, condition, content, size, quantity, an source? Help us send books to the incarcerated. Through September, book donations made through our independent bookstore wishlists will be matched by a donor - https://t.co/y22IT1utO8

[DC Books to Prisons @B2Pdc]

Big thanks to everyone who last week helped us raise over our $3000 goal to offset the recent postage increase! Because of our generous donors and volunteers we are able to keep getting things done! Of course, we are always accepting donations at https://t.co/P1KX0FJfeR

[DC Books to Prisons @B2Pdc]

New postage needed! Media mail costs have increased over 10%, so each package costs an extra 50 cents! DC BtP is a volunteer organization that relies on donors to get our work done. We hope to raise $3,000 to offset the increase for the next year. Help at https://t.co/EiUKxiyRJS

[DC Books to Prisons @B2Pdc]

With the USPS postage increase this week book packages cost 12% more. We send more than 6,000 packages a year so this is more than a $3,000 increase in our budget — and more than 6% compared to last year. Please donate to help us cover this increase at https://t.co/P1KX0FJfeR

[DC Books to Prisons @B2Pdc]

Media mail rates have increased by over 10%! Packages will cost over 50 cents more, and we send over 6000 packages a year. We are entirely volunteer-run and rely on donor contributions, and hope to raise $3,000 to offset the increase for a year. Donate at https://t.co/EiUKxiyRJS