Diana Block

Diana Block works with the Bay Area Cuba Saving Lives Committee. She is a founding and active member of the California Coalition for Women Prisoners , an abolitionist organization that celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2020. She is the author of a memoir, Arm the Spirit – A Woman’s Journey Underground and Back (AKPress 2009), and a novel, Clandestine Occupations – An Imaginary History (PM Press 2015). She writes for various online journals.  

Cuba is Not Alone! Cuba Will Not Yield! An interview with Adrián Heredia, Second Secretary of the Cuban Embassy, Washington, D.C.

Gaza is the Compass: a Report on the Peoples Conference for Palestine

Forging Resistance to the War on Cuba at New York’s Malcolm X Center and Beyond

The Cuban Five Victory: Reflections Ten Years Later

Sana’ and Milad Daqqah: Reproductive Heroism Defies Israel’s Prisons and Genocide

Defending Bodily Sovereignty and the Long Arc of Radical Feminist Care

The Terrorist Designation is a Crime Against Us: An interview with Tahreer Jaber

Cuba Lives, Breathes, Resists – May Day, COVID, Guantánamo, & the Summit of the Americas

No To Preventive Detention: From Palestine, to Guantánamo, to U.S. Jails!

The Great Palestinian Escape of 2021: Reflections from the U.S. Abolitionist Landscape

What Cuba Has to Teach, in Pandemic Times and Beyond

Teaching Palestine in South Africa

Two Wings of the Same Bird – Puerto Rico, Cuba, Hurricanes and Political Prisoners

Rasmea and Oscar: Resisting the Criminalization of Freedom Fighting

No Sanctuary for Palestinian Scholarship

Reflections on a Delegation to Imprisoned Palestine