The records were donated by the SPEAR organization in December 2015 (accession number AR.2015.110) as part of the Archiving Student Activism at Princeton (ASAP) initiative. Additional records were donated in April 2016 (accession number AR.2016.037).

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Subject

• Prison reform
• Corrections
• Student activities

Publisher

University Archives

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This collection is restricted until 2025 October 2.

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