La comunidad de San Quentin se unió por tercera vez en conmemorar a los residentes y voluntarios que fallecieron durante el año 2023. El … [Read more...]
Multi-day workshop educates residents on science of reconditioning body
San Quentin residents attended a multiple-day workshop to inform themselves about the three parts used by the brain to connect personality with … [Read more...]
Annual Narcotics Anonymous banquet held for first time since COVID-19
The Narcotics Anonymous group hosted its annual banquet at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center July12, which packed a large crowd of residents and … [Read more...]
‘Tough on crime’ is making a comeback, weakening criminal justice reforms
Lawmakers across the United States are retreating on criminal justice reforms, moving back toward a “tough on crime,” according to an article in USA … [Read more...]
Exploring the history of women who served on death row
For nearly 80 years, from 1855 to 1933, San Quentin housed the state’s incarcerated female population. In the years that followed, four more women … [Read more...]
‘Respecting the sancity of all human life’: Santa Clara DA takes 15 men off death row
California State Legislation permits prosecutors to resentence individuals if their sentence further serves no interest of justice, according to … [Read more...]
Defy Ventures offers training in entrepreneurship while serving time
San Quentin’s Mount Tamalpais College sponsored an entrepreneurship workshop, with aspirations of bringing a curriculum to the prison. The Defy … [Read more...]
California Men’s Colony hosts Day of Atonement: Victim and offender dialogue
For the 2nd Annual A Day for Atonement, held during National Crime Victims Week on April 23, 2024 in the Protestant Chapel at California Men‘s Colony … [Read more...]
SQ sports: Triple threat in the making
A story about a trio of basketball players Throughout the history of sports, trios have formed foundations of some of the greatest teams. From … [Read more...]
NEWS BRIEFS – June 2024
Maryland (Associated Press) – A wrongful conviction costed the state $3 million. Governor Wes Moore offered up an apology to the man who served 31 … [Read more...]
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