Inmates at a Delaware state prison have created an NAACP chapter to litigate for rehabilitation, compassionate release, improved health care, and … [Read more...]
Archives for July 2018
Former inmate develops “prison instagram”
Marcus Bullock discovered a wealth of entrepreneurial insights during his time behind bars. His prison experiences inspired him to create Flikshop—an … [Read more...]
First annual “victim awareness event” at CIW
Four survivors, Rita, Sammie, Nora and Michelle, shared testimonies of the impact of crime on their lives at the California Institution for Women … [Read more...]
California’s early release programs ACP
California has several little-known programs that have allowed hundreds of prison inmates to go home up to a year early. Prisoners must apply to … [Read more...]
California prisoners earning college degrees
Some California prisoners are working hard on college degrees to help them be successful when they return to their communities. One of the latest … [Read more...]
An iconic world leader remembered: Nelson Mandela at 100 years
Waking up to the police knocking loudly at the door, an arrest warrant presented, the house searched and then being dragged off in front of his wife … [Read more...]
A chance to change is always welcomed
At age 18, I was arrested and sent to Deuel Vocational Institution in 1992. Prisoners called it Tracy or “The Gladiator School.” It was my first time … [Read more...]
Cloud of capital punishment lingers in New Mexico
The only two inmates remaining on New Mexico’s death row are fighting to have their death sentences overturned by the state Supreme Court. The appeal … [Read more...]
Beyond the Messy Truth by Van Jones
Beyond the Messy Truth: How We Came Apart*How We Come Together (2017) is a frank reading of American-style democracy that encourages an honest debate … [Read more...]
San Quentin News Travels the World
Giving Circle … [Read more...]
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