By Michael Callahan, Layout Designer For the first time since COVID-19, Kid CAT (Creating Awareness Together) celebrated almost 100 residents who … [Read more...]
Music program highlights authenticity and relatability through songwriting and singing
Believe Music Heals, a program geared toward helping residents find their voice using breathing techniques, singing, and songwriting, has graduated … [Read more...]
Residents dedicate to a life of integrity, a practice of daily discipline and dependence on God
Parenting is challenging especially from inside a prison. On April 18, six San Quentin residents were recognized for the dedication, growth, and … [Read more...]
Restitution First Act proposed by incarcerated persons
Restitution does not erase or undo the harm victims have suffered, but it is a key aspect of accountability and can significantly aid survivors as … [Read more...]
Resident uses resources and networking prior to parole
Reentering the larger society following a prison term poses daunting challenges and restricted opportunities. For those anticipating the end of their … [Read more...]
Mentorship is a powerful part of rehabilitation
A mentor-mentee relationship is built on guidance, learning, and trust. When both sides communicate honestly and respect each other, the relationship … [Read more...]
Impaired driving impacts all facets of society
Federal laws prohibit driving under the influence, but they do not prevent drunk-driving tragedies, and people who choose to drive drunk set … [Read more...]
Education key for an individual’s success, self-worth, transformation
For incarcerated students obtaining a bachelor’s degree, life is changing. Phillip Hernandez envisioned that one day he would graduate from high … [Read more...]
Prosecutor-initiated resentencing expands to Republican-led state
Justice reform continued to take shape out West as Utah became the first Republican-led state to implement Prosecutor-Initiated Resentencing. “A … [Read more...]
Congratulations Class of 2025
San Quentin celebrates over 138 graduates of educational and vocation programming Whether it is high-level training or treating incarcerated … [Read more...]
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