Mariame Kaba’s work in The Mariame Kaba Zine Box Set 2024 is an educational resource for research about the carceral state, Black history, Black feminism, the Prison Industrial Complex abolition and racialized gender violence. The zines include archival research by Mariame Kaba and collaborators, tools for organizing, and/or deeper perspectives of themes activated by essays, poetry, and art.

Included in the colophon is an introduction from Mariame Kaba, in which she frames the work within her long history as a zinester and activist.

The Mariame Kaba Zine Box Set 2024 is a collection of 46 items that span the years 2015 – 2024.

Contents:
38 zines
5 postcards
1 button
1 sticker
1 colophon

Mariame Kaba is an organizer, educator, archivist, curator and zinester. She is currently the co-founder and co-principal of Interrupting Criminalization, the founder of Project NIA which sunsetted at the end of 2023, founder of Sojourners for Justice Press, member and co-founder of We Charge Genocide, co-founder of Chicago Freedom School, author of countless books, zines and ephemera, including the 2021 NY Times bestselling book, We Do This Til We Free Us: Abolitionist Organizing and Transforming Justice, and the 2023 book Let This Radicalize You: Organizing and the Revolution of Reciprocal Care.

Box Set Inventory
Zines

1. 16 Guiding Axioms for Abolitionist Organizing, Mariame Kaba, illustrated by Lizzie Suarez Project NIA, 2021.
2. A Call to Negro Women: A (Little Known) Black Feminist Manifesto, Introduction Mariame Kaba, Essay by Ashley Farmer, designed by Jordan De Loach 2019.
3. A Riot at the United Nations: Black Power Internationalism, Mariame Kaba, Illustrated by Sam Modder, 2023.
4. A Story of Attica, Mariame Kaba, Lewis Wallace, art by Katy Groves Project NIA, 2011.
5. An (Abridged) History of Resisting Police Violence in Harlem: Historical Moments of Policing & Violence Series Volume 3, Mariame Kaba, 2012.
6. Assata’s Testimony 1973, Mariame Kaba, illustrated by Monica Trinidad, 2017.
7. Black Inside: Black Prisoners Writing About Incarceration, Introduction and Curation by Mariame Kaba, 2012.
8. Black Photo Booth, Mariame Kaba, designed by Neta Bomani, 2020.
9. Community Safety Looks Like…, Mariame Kaba, photos by Sarah Jane Rhee, 2015.
10. Ebony: More Than a Magazine, Mariame Kaba, designed by Cindy Lau, 2024.
11. Fish-Ins & Black/Native Solidarity in the 1960s, Mariame Kaba, Illustrations by Jon Bailiff, designed & published by Half Letter Press, 2023.
12. Groundhog Day: The Killing of Bonita Carter, Mariame Kaba, designed by Neta Bomani, 2019.
13. “Jail and Bail” Campaigns Disability Medicalization and Abolition, Introduction by Mariame Kaba, designed by Sarah Warmker, 2023.
14. Historical Moments of Police Violence Series: Volume 1: The Mississippi Papers, Edited by Mariame Kaba, Art/Layout by Mauricio Pineda, 2012.
15. Jail on Wheels by Jacqui Shine, introduction Mariame Kaba, designed & published by Half Letter Press, 2024.
16. Laura Scott, Negress: San Quentin Prisoner #23187, Mariame Kaba, designed by Micah Bazant, 2012.
17. Lifeline Zine: a publication of Survived and Punished, Mariame Kaba, designed by Jett Bachman, Survived and Punished, 2019.
18. Louise E. Jefferson: Trailblazing Black Cartographer, Mariame Kaba, designed by Max Canner, 2024.
19. Louise Thompson Patterson and the First March on Washington, Mariame Kaba, designed by Max Canner, 2023.
20. No Lady Anonymous B 32018, Mariame Kaba, designed by Neta Bomani, 2018.
21. No Selves to Defend: Poems About Criminalization and Violence Against Women, edited by Mariame Kaba, Chicago Alliance to Free Marissa Alexander (CAFMA).
22. Ohio Prison Fire, Mariame Kaba, designed by Kruttika Susarla, 2024.
23. Open Letter to the Anti-Rape Movement, Mariame Kaba, designed by Hope Dector, 2020.
24. Plight of Girl: Dorothy Belle Young Jailed in Georgia for Cursing, Mariame Kaba, Illustrated by Naimah Thomas, 2020.
25. Police Abolition 101: Messages When Facing Doubts: A Collaborative Zine, Mariame Kaba, Interrupting Criminalization, Illustrations and Design Noah Jodice, 2021.
26. Practicing Abolition, Creating Community, Mariame Kaba, Project NIA, Written by Benji Hart, Illustrated by Emma Li, 2022.
27. Radical Black Women: Radical Black Women of Harlem Tour, Asha Futterman, Mariame Kaba, designed by Neta Bomani, 2019.
28. Resurrecting Ruby: A Modern Retelling, Victoria Law, forward by Mariame Kaba, designed by Neta Bomani, 2021.
29. Slavery and Resistance in NYC: A Walking Tour, Mariame Kaba, 2018.
30. Steep Yourself in Let This Radicalize You: a tea practice zine, Mariame Kaba, designed by Rachel Zafer, 2023.
31. Students of Abolition, Mariame Kaba, designed by Mickey Ferrara, Project NIA, 2021.
32. The Philadelphia Story: Another Experiment on Women, Mariame Kaba, designed by Max Canner, 2023.
33. The Second Anti-War Moratorium, Mariame Kaba, designed by Andrea Kszystyniak,
34. They Mowed Them Down Like Wheat: A Mass Lynching in Georgia, Mariame Kaba, designed by Partner & Partners, 2024.
35. What About the Rapists, Mariame Kaba, Eva Nagao, 2021.
36. White People Hate Protests 1963/2017/2018, Mariame Kaba, designed by Carolyn Chernoff, 2018.
37. Who’s Left: Prison Abolition, Mariame Kaba, illustrated by Flynn Nichols
38. Why Protest, Mariame Kaba, designed by Megan Doty, 2017.

Postcards

• Anguilla Prison Massacre
• Fish-Ins
• How did we get here?
• Map (Louise E. Jefferson)
• Why do black people continue to be marginalized in the US?

Sticker

• Fish

Button

• Mariame Kaba Button