She continued fighting for prison abolition, co-founding Books Through Bars NYC as a joint project between Blackout Books and Nightcrawlers Anarchist Black Cross in 1996 at the age of nineteen. The project moved to ABC No Rio in 1997 or 1998. In 2003, at the prompting of women incarcerated in an Oregon prison, she launched the zineTenacious: Art and Writing from Women in Prison. In 2009, after a decade of researching and writing about incarcerated women in the United States, Law published her first monograph with PM Press, Resistance Behind Bars: The Struggles Of Incarcerated Women, with a second edition released in 2012. She is a frequent invited speaker, especially since publishing the first edition of Resistance Behind Bars. Law works with Books Through Bars. She has participated in many of ABC No Rio's projects, including its Visual Arts Collective and the darkroom that she co-founded and co-built. She has had tangential involvement in the punk collective, as well, and was the primary caregiver of art and activist space's last remaining squatter, Cookiepuss, a calico cat. In her twenties, after having a child, Law's activism began to include raising awareness of parents in anarchist communities' need for solidarity, including free childcare activities at events and protests. Together with long-time mamazine maker China Martens, Law began doing workshops and editing compilation zines about parenting for activists and their allies, called Don't Leave Your Friends Behind. The two eventually co-edited a book by the same name, also published by PM. As her child got older and Law engaged with the literature her child read, Law began to focus attention on the lack of racial diversity in young adult fiction, including writing a series of blog posts on girls of color in dystopia for Bitch Media.
Selected works
Books
Resistance Behind Bars: The Struggles of Incarcerated Women, 2012, 2009
Don't Leave Your Friends Behind: Concrete Ways to Support Families in Social Justice Movements and Communities, 2012. Edited with China Martens.
Zines
In addition to many zines she has authored or edited:
Tenacious: Art & Writing from Women in Prison, 2003–present, editor
Nefarious Doings series, about travel in Hong Kong and South Africa, 2006
Mamazines, contributor
Articles, blog posts and web articles
In addition to print articles about gender, incarceration and resistance, she is a regular contributor to online news and culture venues, most frequently BitchMedia and Truthout.
