An audio journalism program that trains incarcerated people in the skills necessary to work in radio upon release had its first graduation for … [Read more...]
Changes in incarceration rates less impressive than expected
Reductions in incarcerated populations during the COVID-19 pandemic have proven to be only temporary, new federal data shows. Included in the … [Read more...]
BLUE & BLUE RETURNS TO SAN QUENTIN
San Francisco Police return to SQ for talks on social justice, reform Top leadership of the San Francisco police department gathered … [Read more...]
NOTICE TO OUR READERS:
Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic and institutional quarantines, we have had to combine our June and July editions. We hope to be back on … [Read more...]
Mother’s Day messages-May 8, 2022
Junior Ramirez finds peace in his passion
Art was his only means of communication; now it’s his hope There is a saying that art imitates life. If that is so, then the artistic genius of … [Read more...]
Prisons adopt high tech monitoring
Prisoners’ rights groups are concerned about the use of new surveillance technology in U.S. prisons and jails, and they are sounding the alarm about … [Read more...]
Mount Tamalpais College accreditation confirmed
For the first time in history, an independent, fully-accredited college exists inside a prison. Mount Tamalpais College (Mt. Tam), … [Read more...]
WORLD PRESS FREEDOM DAY
San Quentin News celebrates freedom of the press ina look back on a historic journey of award-winningprison journalism spanning more than eight … [Read more...]
CDC examines racial disparities in gun-related murders
Young Black men are 20 times more likely to by killed by guns than Whites, a federal report says. Black males age 15–34 made up 2% of the United … [Read more...]
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