In 2024, two progressive California prosecutors were ousted from their offices, as critics claimed their policies increased crime … [Read more...]
Empowerment, solidarity, #METOO
Youth counselor Tarana Burke empowers women to stand up against sexual harassment Tarana Burke, an activist who worked at a youth camp for Black … [Read more...]
Breaking the Cycle
Residents of narrative workshop reveal the impact of adverse childhood experiences San Quentin resident James Daly was sentenced to four life … [Read more...]
American author’s mission preserves African American history
An American author, historian, and journalist devoted his life to the preservation of Black history. Carter G. Woodson studied African-Americans’ … [Read more...]
Op-ed: Education and self-worth reduce recidivism
In achieving a higher education while incarcerated, social skills are obtained, enhancing self-worth that can reduce recidivism rates. A higher … [Read more...]
Leonard “Funky Lynn” Walker, inspired SQ musician, passes
Residents of the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center’s community share their memories in the passing of an inspired bassist, who made friends through … [Read more...]
Innovative peer mentorship program helps youth offenders
In the wake of ongoing prison reform, a southern U.S. correctional facility has collaborated with a nonprofit organization to create a mentorship … [Read more...]
More than 75 GRIP peacemakers acknowledged
The Guiding Rage Into Power Institute held their annual graduation in San Quentin’s Chapel B. The Institute acknowledged three Tribal cohorts, … [Read more...]
Incarcerated journalists show truth behind bars
Incarcerated Journalism is a much needed tool inside correctional facilities, to rewrite the narrative, and served the uninformed communities. The … [Read more...]
San Quentin hosts 1st annual Film Festival
Premiere is a success that showcased incarcerated and formerly incarcerated filmmakers A prison chapel was turned into a movie theater as … [Read more...]
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