Nearly $1M in funding intended to tackle recidivism, violence in the community A college program for the incarcerated in California has received … [Read more...]
Banned books on the rise in Michigan prisons
The number of books being banned by Michigan’s prison system has seen a significant increase of late, according to a January Vice story, which … [Read more...]
Forum: Shortcomings in police training programs present ‘immediate crisis’
Police Executive Research Forumsays recruits lack instruction incommunication, crisis intervention A well-known think tank has concluded that … [Read more...]
MS. STANCIU: ABE-II INSIGHTS
Armed with her belief in second chances, ABE-II instructor Alina Stanciu faces the many challenges of teaching incarcerated students. She recently … [Read more...]
Mt. Tam celebrated as example of inmate assistance programs
Inmate assistance programs are a cost-effective way of reducing recidivism and helping the formerly incarcerated adjust to life outside prison, The … [Read more...]
USF students attend philosophy course at San Quentin
Experimental classroom integrates free and incarcerated students A group of University of San Francisco students spent part of their fall … [Read more...]
IN THE COMMUNITY: Life stories from Mt. Tam College
HIDDEN GEMSContributed by MountTamalpais College What does it take to build a healthy community? We’ve been exploring this question by interviewing … [Read more...]
Mt. Tam, Stanford mull Three Strikes partnership
The California Three Strikes Project at Stanford Law School and Mount Tamalpais College are considering a class where law students and incarcerated … [Read more...]
CALPIA GRADS HONORED AT RJ DONOVAN
By Michele Kane, CALPIA Assistant General Manager, External Affairs Rain couldn’t dampen the spirits at a graduation ceremony hosted by the … [Read more...]
DREAMING BIG
Bob Goff’s Love Does programawards scholarships to fourSan Quentin residents Four San Quentin residents received college scholarships from the … [Read more...]
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