San Francisco’s Neighborhood Courts were created by the District Attorney’s Office as a means to use restorative justice to reduce recidivism and … [Read more...]
Parents in Prison Can Still Help Their Children
Incarcerated parents have the power to make positive differences in their children’s lives. As a teacher in alternative education, my children often … [Read more...]
Memorial Honors Fellow Prisoner
The San Quentin community came together in the Garden Chapel to memorialize and commemorate Levelt Duverne, 39. Duverne’s April 25 suicide stunned the … [Read more...]
About The Prison University Project at S.Q.
Frequently asked questions about the San Quentin College Program (aka “Patten University at San Quentin” or “Prison University Project”) – July … [Read more...]
POETRY
UPS & DOWNS By Henry Cartwright “UPS & DOWNS”...smiles and frowns Are ways to everyday life, No one said it would be easy, but we must … [Read more...]
Marin County Grand Jury Focuses on Reconciliation
The Marin County Civil Grand Jury is calling for broader use of “restorative justice,” a law enforcement philosophy that emphasizes reconciliation … [Read more...]
Pending Criminal Justice Legislation
The following is reprinted with permission from the March 2012 edition of the Friends Committee on Legislation of California’s newsletter, … [Read more...]
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY-Meeting My Son for the First Time
Last year I met my son, Haikeem, for the first time. He was 24 years old. It was Get on the Bus weekend at California State Prison, Solano, and I … [Read more...]
POETRY
Unchain By Keung Vanh Innocents at play, until life at stake death came knocking, and almost collected only to be saved, by a black silhouette given a … [Read more...]
Minister Ordinations Held in The Garden Chapel
Denominational leaders from across America attended the recent ordination of five San Quentin prisoners as ministers in the American Evangelical … [Read more...]
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