Through arts and crafts, many incarcerated people have found ways to express themselves and have found ways to communicate their creative endeavors … [Read more...]
REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE
David Hernandez re-purposing everyday scraps into art gems All art has unique ingredents. San Quentin resident David Hernandez creates sports … [Read more...]
TUTORING PROGRAM RETURNS AFTER COVID HIATUS
After a long pause, Berkeley students have returned to San Quentin to teach incarcerated students to read, write and solve math problems, working … [Read more...]
MAN IN THE MOON: JON GOLDBERG’S CELESTIAL VISIONS
In the art of San Quentin res-ident Jon Goldberg, a vivid imagination conceives and materializes paintings of galaxies and celestial objects that … [Read more...]
ANOTHER MAN’S TREASURES
DAVID CALDERON TAKESCONTROL OF HIS MENTALHEALTH THROUGH HIS CRAFT San Quentin resident David Calderon, 38, showcases his artistry by creating … [Read more...]
EL PROGRAMA MUY POPULAR DECGA REGRESA A SAN QUENTIN
Después de una larga ausencia debido al COVID-19, el grupo rehabilitativo Criminales y Pandillas Anónimas de San Quentin, (CGA por sus siglas en … [Read more...]
ASAMBLEA PARA INFORMACIÓN SOBRE EL MODELO NORUEGO
Por Edwin E. Chavezy Willy Alarcón El nuevo modelo noruego de rehabilitación en la prisión San Quentin. La administración de San Quentin … [Read more...]
NO GATE MONEY FOR DEPORTEES
The Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation of California does not pay gate money to deportees or anyone subject to extradition to another state … [Read more...]
MEGA PRISON – EL SALVADOR TAKES MASS INCARCERATION TO A WHOLE NEW LEVEL
“Incarceration works,” says The Washington Examiner in an editorial. “Yes, that’s right,” the editorial continues, “putting lots of very bad criminals … [Read more...]
TOM LAPINSKI’S TOUR OF SAN QUENTIN
THE EDUCATOR, PRODUCER, RECORDING ENGINEER HAS BEEN BRINGING TOP PERFORMERS TO THE Q FOR DECADES Not everyone has the privilege to work with … [Read more...]
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