Full of essays, beautiful artwork and important dates in social justice history!

Now in its 20th year of publication, the Certain Days: Freedom for Political Prisoners Calendar is required reading for radicals, leftists, and all who support political prisoners and advocate the end of mass incarceration. All proceeds support prisoners and grassroots organizations like Release Aging People in Prison, Addameer, Civil Liberties Defense Center and the Rosenburg Fund for Children.

Each calendar has 12 thought-provoking essays and 12 pieces of beautiful art that address a yearly theme - in 2021, the theme is A Generation of Support Through the Bars. You'll feel inspired every day of the year, with radical historical dates and lots of space for your own plans.

Featuring: Grae Rosa, Herman Bell, Veronza Bowers, David Campbell, Saima Desai, Damon Locks, Tom Manning, Monica Trinidad, Nidal el-Khairy, David Gilbert, Gord Hill (aka Zig Zag), Eric King, Jaan Laaman, Paul Lacombe, Joy Powell, Richard Rivera, Laura Whitehorn, Linda Evans and Susan Rosenberg, Xinachtli and more!

Your group can buy 10 or more for at a discount and then sell them keeping the difference for your organization. Many campaigns, infoshops and projects do this as a way of raising funds and spreading awareness about political prisoners. To order bulk copies, please email [email protected]

About Certain Days

The Certain Days: Freedom for Political Prisoners Calendar is a joint fundraising and educational project between outside organizers in Montreal, Hamilton, New York and Baltimore, with two political prisoners being held in maximum-security prisons: David Gilbert in New York and Xinachtli (s/n Alvaro Luna Hernandez) in Texas. Founding members Herman Bell and Robert Seth Hayes were happily welcomed home from prison in 2018. Learn more and support them at www.certaindays.org

Artwork from the 2021 Certain Days Calendar

by Xinachtli

by Gord Hill

by Aaron Hughes

by Joe Dole

by Damon Lock

by Paul Lacombe

by Eric Garcia

by Tom Manning

by Grae Rosa

by Monica Trinidad