American Civil Liberties Union - Criminal justice, cyber-liberties, death penalty, disability rights, drug policy, free speech, HIV/AIDS, immigrant rights, lesbian and gay rights, national security, police practices, prisons, privacy, racial equality, religious liberty, reproductive rights, students rights, voting rights, women's rights, and workplace rights.

The Anarchist Black Cross has sought to bring attention to the plight of all prisoners and to inspire an Anarchist resistance and support movement on the outside. We fund-raise on behalf of prisoners or defense committees in need of funds for legal cases or otherwise, and organize demonstrations.

The BRC seeks to bring together various political forces, organizations, and diverse individuals to discuss our common problems, visions, and solutions.

Support network for inmates in Texas prisons and their families.

Resources and project provided by groups working for prisoners' rights, alternatives to incarceration, prisoner support and prison abolition.

The Chaplaincy Program helps the Correctional Service of Canada to meet national and international commitments with respect to the promotion of religious rights and obligations of offenders. The Program is administered by CSC's Chaplaincy Division, which serves as liaison between CSC and the various faith communities in Canada that are represented on the Interfaith committee on Chaplaincy.

A website was created for the purpose of providing Canadian Federal Inmates' and their Families' with a means of communication to the outside world, this to assist Canadian Federal Inmates' to access rehabilitation within the system and to expose any incidents / situations contrary to this statutory right!

The mission of the Carr Center, like the Kennedy School, is to train future leaders for careers in public service and to apply first-class research to the solution of public policy problems. Our research, teaching and writing are guided by a commitment to make human rights principles central to the formulation of good public policy in United States and throughout the world.

Work includes the socialization of human rights related information and analysis through the internet and other media, the promotion of prosecutions of human rights violators and the support of local human rights NGOs and activists.

The Earth Liberation Prisoners Support Network exists to provide information on people imprisoned for actions in defense of the earth and its inhabitants. We include people, animal and earth liberationists, those fighting on anti-nuclear and peace issues, indigenous struggles, anti-fascists, MOVE prisoners and more.