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Rogue Liberation Library

Last updated Jun 2026

About

Rogue Liberation Library, founded in 2018 and a program of Peace House in Ashland since 2019, sends free books to incarcerated people, mailing about 300 packages a month to state prisons across the western U.S. and federal prisons nationwide. People in prison request books by mail.

Services offered

Advocacy

Who it's for

Justice-involved

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