organizing against the use of solitary confinement isn't limited to the work of prisoners subject to or at risk for this treatment. community organizing outside of prisons has also occurred to shed light on the use of solitary confinement in prisons and work towards its abolition or highly refined use. free and accessible journals like “turning the tide: journal of anti-racist action, research, & education” and web-based projects like solitary watch and the prisoner hunger strike solidarity coalition website also work to disseminate information about the use of solitary confinement in prisons and support actions to bring about the end of this practice in prisons.