Call to action:
We are concerned community members from the Oregon area, asking for calls to Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution (EOCI). The prison has:
- Thrown Malik Muhammad, a political prisoner from the 2020 uprising in solitary confinement.
- It’s been days since they should have been released back to general population (Gen Pop)
- Restricted Malik’s communication access
- Including access to their lawyer
- Mail has slowed drastically
This comes after Malik was in solitary confinement at Snake River Correctional Facility for over year, before suddenly transferring them to EOCI.
Demands:
- Release Malik back to Gen Pop immediately
- Fully Restore Malik’s access to communication
- Release all withheld mail
- Restore access to the tablet/calls
- Restore reliable access to Malik’s legal team.
Instructions:
You likely already know that the prison is not a place of justice, but a site of oppression, and struggles against it. Prison guards and officials may sound hostile or annoyed, lie, try to intimidate you, or ask you for information about yourself or prisoners. You do not need to give them any information about you.
Don't believe their lies!
"They aren't in solitary they're in ABC."
"I can't take information without a name."
"If you stop calling, we'll do [x]!"
Remember that these tactics are a small fraction of what people inside face daily. Remain firm and polite in your demands.
- Hide your name and number from the Prison’s Caller-ID, press *67 before the number you want to call.
- For example: *67-555-555-5555. You can test this by calling a friend using this method.
- Using a VPN can conceal your location, but using one is not necessary.
- Proton VPN is free; free VPNs don’t have to store your payment information.
- VPNs won’t conceal GPS data from your device.
- Do not answer personal questions or questions on behalf of anyone.
- You do not need to offer further comment. You can hang up when they are done talking, or say “Thank you for your response.”
Information:
Date: Saturday, March 21st 2026
CALL AT: 12PM, 2PM, 4PM
- EOCI General line: *67 541-276-0700
- David Pedro, EOCI Superintendent: *67 541-278-3602
- Jeana Jeffries, ODOC Recruitment Officer: *67 458-251-9137
- Michael Reese, Director of Oregon Department of Corrections: *67 503-945-0927
- ODOC General Line (weekdays only, press 0): *67 (503) 945-9090
- Julie Vaughn, ODOC Rules Coordinator: *67 971-701-0139
- Governor’s office of consituent services: *67 (503) 378-4582
- ODOC Abuse Report Hotline: *67 (877) 831-0389
Sample Script:
“Hello, I am a concerned community member of calling to express support for Malik Muhammad #23935744. We have recently learned that it has been days since they should have been released back to general population from solitary confinement. Not only that, that they were denied access to communication, including contact with their lawyer. This is abuse and it won’t be tolerated. The community demands that Malik is released back to general population immediately, and their access to communication is fully restored. This includes releasing all withheld mail, restoring access to the tablet, and reliable access to legal counsel.”