Greetings and welcome to San Quentin. My name is Raúl Higgins. I am excited to be the new Kid CAT Speaks Writer! I love writing stories and it has … [Read more...]
KID CAT KICKS COVID, RETURNS AFTER THREE-YEAR HIATUS
By Raul Higgins, Contributing Writer After a 3-year hiatus, San Quentin’s Kid CAT program makes a resilient return, helping incarcerated men … [Read more...]
CINCO DE MAYO Celebración de hermandad
Por Aristeo Sampablo y Idalio VillagránSpanish Journalism Guild Escritores. En el cinco de Mayo de 1862 ocurrió la batalla de Puebla en las … [Read more...]
YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT
The food we put into our bodies has a direct impact on our physical health How are food and health related? What you eat impacts your health … [Read more...]
History: Incarcerated women, then and now
By Charlotte WestCollege Inside NewsletterReprinted by permission Two hundred years ago, women were usually housed in the same prisons as men. … [Read more...]
COVID UPDATE – Attorney General withdraws appeal of Marin Co. Superior Court ruling
By Danielle HarrisManaging Attorney, The Freedom ProjectSan Francisco Public Defender In January 2022, the Attorney General filed a Notice of … [Read more...]
Tech education column debuts in SQNews
Monthly articles will help educate the incarcerated on information technology By Sherman K. NewmanContributing Writer Welcome to Tech Block … [Read more...]
Celebrating World Press Freedom Day
Prison newspaper history illustrates the power ofthe press to be a vehicle for freedom and change By Kate McQueenWall City Adviser In early … [Read more...]
It’s Good To Be KING
Ella Baker’s co-program director shares some hard-won wisdom James King is a formerly incarcerated graduate of Patten College and the Prison … [Read more...]
The Reason Why
By Niko Herrera You’re so hard to love, and I know the reason whyYou’re so insecure; you need to put that to the sideThat is not the way baby, … [Read more...]
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