Organizers of last year’s prison strike are planning a new protest against Aramark, a massive for-profit food provider of both sports stadium fare and prison meals nationwide.

Aramark “provides meals for more than 500 correctional facilities across the country and has been the subject of complaints about maggots and rocks, sexual harassment, drug trafficking and other employee misconduct,” noted PBS, which on Sunday first reported the latest planned protest.

Leaders of the Free Alabama Movement, the organizers behind September’s nationwide prison strike that sought to draw attention to what they call modern-day slavery, are planning to march on January 14 in Washington, D.C. to protest the company.

Free Alabama Movement spokesman Pastor Kenneth Glasgow also told PBS that prisoners around the country will strike in solidarity with the protest—marking the second time they’ve gone on strike in the last six months.

As for how successful the protest will be, one prisoner commented to PBS that “I think many of us were surprised by the magnitude of and coordination exhibited by the prison strike last year, so it would not surprise me if this turned out to be quite widespread. Time will tell.”

The organizers told PBS that Aramark was representative of the “prison industrial complex,” that is, the number of private corporations that rely on incarcerating people to feed their profits.