DEPTH OF PROGRAM'SIMPACT MIRRORED INGROUP'S RESPECTFOR ITS CREATOR Staff facilitators and incarcerated participants said goodbye to Jacques … [Read more...]
GRIP GRADS GET ‘STAMP’ OF APPROVAL
On April 21, the Guiding Rage Into Power Training Institute held its second graduation since rebounding from the pandemic. Sixty-five … [Read more...]
CASH BAIL ALTERNATIVE
SCIENCE-BASED ALGORITHM FOCUSESON ISSUES OF FAIRNESS, PUBLIC SAFETY A new procedure for releasing detainees focuses on public safety and fairness … [Read more...]
COURT OKAYS ASKING RENTERS ABOUT CRIMINAL HISTORY
A federal court ruled in March that cities cannot completely prevent property owners from inquiring about a potential renter’s criminal history, but … [Read more...]
JUNETEENTH: SAN QUENTIN SOUNDS OFF
Nationwide Juneteenth holiday a solemn celebration for the incarcerated Incarcerated residents at San Quentin are joining Americans around the … [Read more...]
No More Tears: Graduates learn the tools of nonviolence
On March 11, 2023, No More Tears held a graduation ceremony for 39 San Quentin residents in the Addiction Recovery Center building on the Lower … [Read more...]
MOTHER’S DAY – A worldwide tradition
People around the world celebrate Mother’s Day, honoring mothers’ contributions to their families and communities. In the United States as well as … [Read more...]
Friendships Through Fences
A lifer reflects on the past, and the second family of his choosing As I walked across the stage to receive my graduation certificate from the … [Read more...]
BAD BOYS, BAD MEN
Confronting Antisocial Personality Disorder (Sociopathy) By Donald W. Black, MD Bad Boys, Bad Men by Dr. Donald Black explains how childhood … [Read more...]
San Quentin’s legacy of faith spans 165 years
San Quentin’s legacy of church activities goes back to 1858, when Gov. Weller directed the warden to provide Sunday religious services. In December of … [Read more...]
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