SHATTERED PIECES By Kevin Yarbor Last night I shared my secret with the moon. I began to confess a feeling from the depths of my heart on how close I dreamt of our relationship should be and just when I had expressed my compassion of lust, love and … [Read more...]
Poetry
Realness It’s all about Keeping it real No matter How you feel Keeping it real The way the ants Move up an ant hill It’s all about Keeping it real When there are no clouds You can see It’s all about Keeping it real Because it’s always Raining … [Read more...]
SQ Hosts Sentencing Reform Lectures
Starting the last week of April, the College Program will launch a series on sentencing policy and sentencing reform. These lectures will take place at designated locations Friday afternoons from 1-3pm. The first lecture took place April 24; … [Read more...]
TEXAS DOLLY
Doyle Brunson is to poker what Tiger is to golf, what Jordan is to basketball, what Gretzky is to hockey, what Ruth is to baseball. He is admired and respected by everyone who plays his game, not just for his ability, but for being an absolute … [Read more...]
Visitors Getting Involved in San Quentin
The Inmate Family Council (IFC) is an opportunity for visitors to have a voice concerning institutional polices that affect family relationships. The IFC consists of 10 family members and friends of inmates who meet with correctional staff, … [Read more...]
Anne Frank Center Diary Project
In an effort to reach out to prisoners and educate people on both sides of the "wall," the Anne Frank Center USA, in partnership with PEN American Center, has launched a Prison Diary Program for men and women in American prisons using the Diary of … [Read more...]
San Quentin Prison Medical
NEW FACES IN MEDICAL Dr. Tootell, the previous CDCR Central Regional Medical Director and consultant with UCSF, has joined San Quentin Prison as the new Chief Medical Officer (“CMO”). She is well-versed in correctional medicine and is glad to … [Read more...]
Communities Unite – Promote Health Care
In an environment created of iron, stainless steel, cinder blocks and concrete, are an accumulation of men who have committed a mixture of crimes ranging from drug dealing and petty theft to kidnap and murder. In this cruel, man made environment, … [Read more...]
We Don’t Scare Straight… We Communicate!
Imagine, if you will, being a prisoner in one of San Quentin State Prison’s most secured and notorious housing units. This is the housing unit where most outsiders consider all hope to be abandoned and lost. This is the place where some say they keep … [Read more...]
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