SAN QUENTIN—In the aftermath of a 2006 prison race riot, a group of incarcerated people at San Quentin came together to honor peace. Little did they … [Read more...]
READY 4 LIFE REENTRY OPENS DOORS
NEW PROGRAM OFFERS TECH TRAINING, GUARANTEED EMPLOYMENT A state-of-the-art residential career campus for formerly incarcerated people … [Read more...]
COMMITTEE: NEW MODEL OF REHABILITATION WILL BENEFIT CUSTODY STAFF
GOV. NEWSOM'S ' CALIFORNIA MODEL' RECOGNIZESPRISON WORK ENVIRONMENT'S INHERENT TRAUMA Gov. Gavin Newsom’s plan to implement a “Norwegian-style” … [Read more...]
JUNETEENTH: SAN QUENTIN SOUNDS OFF
Nationwide Juneteenth holiday a solemn celebration for the incarcerated Incarcerated residents at San Quentin are joining Americans around the … [Read more...]
PICKLEBALL PANDEMONIUM
SAN QUENTIN STAFF AND INCARCERATED TEAM UP AND PAIROFF TO COMPETE IN AMERICA'S FASTEST-GROWING SPORT On May 5, San Quentin residents and … [Read more...]
A history of Mexico’s iconic celebration
CINCODE MAYO To many Americans, Cinco de Mayo is mostly an excuse to drink imported beer, take shots of tequila, and feast on Mexican food. Ask … [Read more...]
ASL: A SIGN OF THE TIMES
Prisoner-led sign language course gets go-ahead After submitting six proposals over seven years, Tommy Wickerd is teaching a sign language class in … [Read more...]
DEATH ROW TRANSFERS FACE MIXED REACTIONS
California’scontroversialmove to shutterdeath row Two clocks, three telephones, and a light green death chamber will soon be a memory as California … [Read more...]
SAN QUENTIN HONORS VICTIMS
Yard event brings victims’ rights organizations together with the incarcerated Nearly 200 San Quentin residents gathered on the Lower Yard … [Read more...]
Breaking the Silence
For two lifers, the coronaviruspandemic had a silver lining San Quentin’s Darren Settlemeyer will never forget his first phone call with his son … [Read more...]
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