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Memorandums concerning the Prisoner Rights Project, announcements from the NPRA Action and Legal Committees, and a proposed Community Development Group. In particular, there is an ongoing civil suit between the Walpole prisoners and prison…

Press release from NPRA describing how external NPRA members were denied admission into Walpole, with addendum

Prisoners protested Superintendent Waitkevich's statement that he would withdraw recognition of the NPRA.

Black students from Holy Cross are invited to tour Walpole.

These are all the files from WBZ TV and capture conversations about Walpole and other prisons in MA and prison legislation.

Fifty years after the NPRA takeover at Walpole, Harvard's Mahindra Humanities Center holds a symposium with key individuals, including former members of the NPRA and BANTU. This is the third panel of the series, and it focuses on the NPRA and…

Fifty years after the NPRA takeover at Walpole, Harvard's Mahindra Humanities Center holds a symposium with key individuals, including former members of the NPRA and BANTU. This is the first panel of the series, featuring a screening of the…

Fifty years after the NPRA takeover at Walpole, Harvard's Mahindra Humanities Center holds a symposium with key individuals, including former members of the NPRA and BANTU. This is the third panel of the series, and it focuses on the NPRA and…

Fifty years after the NPRA takeover at Walpole, Harvard's Mahindra Humanities Center holds a symposium with key individuals, including former members of the NPRA and BANTU. This is the second panel of the series. It centers around a discussion of…

A program for the fiftieth anniversary symposium held at Harvard in 2023. It details the subject matter for each panel, as well as the invited speakers.

The article discusses a program of deinstitutionalization, which it identifies as "the only path to relative peace" at Walpole.

The observer considers the reasons for the police raid and how it could have been stopped.

Agenda for Families and Friends of Prisoners, Inc. workshop for board members on Saturday, July 19, 1975.