Resident Damou Evans, one of seven to graduate from the North Bay School of Theology at San Quentin, said he joined the program to be a leader, not … [Read more...]
NEWS BRIEFS — September 2025
1. California (The Guardian) – False reports from US immigration officers spark public unrest after The justice department charged at least 26 people … [Read more...]
Marin Shakespeare takes center stage
Residents of Shakespeare at San Quentin performed Love’s Labors Lost to an audience of nearly 80 people in Chapel B. Co-director Suraya Keating has … [Read more...]
Mock interviews and résumé workshops offer reentry preparedness
San Quentin’s Prison 2 Employment Connection program held its Employer Day event that featured interviews with employers and connected incarcerated … [Read more...]
Semi-annual Children’s Book Fair a literary hit
Incarcerated build connection between society and prison through literacy Residents rushed into the small prison library 10 to 15 at a time where … [Read more...]
San Quentin Stitchers donate handmade regalia
In a small library lined with computer stations and a few square tables in the center of the room, over 70 residents moved to and from the counter … [Read more...]
San Francisco Police Department joins residents to discuss public safety and shared trauma
As San Quentin residents took turns making accountability statements in a large circle, over 35 police officers from various departments joined the … [Read more...]
Reentry improvements on the horizon
Project Rebound’s Director George Turner and Doris Fendt, a College and Career Counselor at San Francisco State, visited San Quentin to discuss … [Read more...]
‘The Body Keeps the Score’ author discusses trauma-informed rehabilitation
San Quentin residents and James Fox, Director of the Prison Yoga Project, hosted renowned therapist and author Dr. Bessel van der Kolk to discuss … [Read more...]
Town Hall discussion centers on medical transportation concerns
Residents voiced their concerns to Transportation Department staff about appointment cancellations, wearing restraints, long wait times, and feelings … [Read more...]
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