Emma Goldman Papers

TO PRESERVE HISTORY, TO DEMOCRATIZE KNOWLEDGE, TO EMPOWER THE PEOPLE.

An archival project dedicated to the life and work of the iconic Jewish radical and free speech advocate. The mission and charitable purposes of this project is to collect, organize and publish Goldman’s letters and writings, as well as trial transcripts and surveillance reports from when the Russian-born anarchist was imprisoned in 1917 for speaking out against the U.S. entry into World War I.

Mailing address: 887 Sonoma Ave, #23, Santa Rosa, CA 95404