Sponsoring the nationwide Prison Library Project, Claremont Farmers & Artisans Market, and the Community Bookshop & Gallery in the Claremont Packing House. The Claremont Forum is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit community organization.
Inmates may write to the Prison Library Project twice a year. Please make sure that you include your inmate ID number when requesting books. The PLP does not process requests made by a third party, inmates must write directly to contact the PLP.
Addiction is common for inmates in prisons. Statistics show that many inmates deal with substance abuse problems, but few actually receive treatment while they are incarcerated. However, addressing substance use disorders during this time and after their release lowers their risk for relapse.
Our most recent listing of national prison book programs that are currently active.
Below is a list of educational institutions that have programs for those who are currently incarcerated.