Below you will find two new zines highlighting the capacity of non-imprisoned abolitionists for direct action against the prison industrial complex and racist carceral state.  Both zines are articles we came across on http://www.itsgoingdown.org. Upon reading one of our editors got really excited about the buzz so made these to broadcast word of the actions. The first zine, is entitled Taking Direct Action to #FreeThemAll: From Stateville Prison to the Front Yard of its Warden, anonymously authored.  The second embedded zine, is entitled #FreeHeartlandKids: Migrant Detention Facility Under Construction Stormed in Chicago on May Day. Both zines are a contribution to the growing public discussion regarding the range of available tactics, the scale/scope of strategy, and the implications of “where” we imagine the sites and scenes of PIC abolition praxis to be. The two texts consider an increased emphasis on more antagonistic forms of disruption and agitation that can coincide with popular massline tendencies in the abolitionist movement, to reach concrete non-reformist objectives of getting as many people out as possible during the COVID-19 pandemic.