Puerto Rican baseball associates visited San Quentin’s Field of Dreams to observe and instruct the San Quentin Giants baseball program. Little did the … [Read more...]
Non-profit works to reverse ban on incarcerated writer’s memoir
A non-profit agency made an appeal to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to reverse it decision and allow access to the works … [Read more...]
From gangs to groups — how one resident embraced rehabilitation
A former gangster, drug dealer and burglar serving a life sentence at the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center has embraced its life-changing programs … [Read more...]
El precio de la gasolina afecta a los encarcelados
La población encarcelada esta siendo perjudicada por el alto precio de la gasolina y sus efectos son reflejados en depósitos a las cuentas, visitas de … [Read more...]
Treating dyslexia in prison
How one San Quentin teacher helps residents combat the learning disability There is a strong link between illiteracy, learning disabilities, and … [Read more...]
Opening Day arrives as residents challenge status quo
By Anthony Manuel Caravalho, Sports Editor African-Americans represent 22% more incarcerated persons (28% versus 6% in MLB) than the grand ‘ole … [Read more...]
Father’s Day at visiting reunites families
Fathers’ Day comes only once a year and for San Quentin Rehabilitation Center residents, the day has always had more significance than for … [Read more...]
Lifer with cancer self-advocates for treatment
An incarcerated man diagnosed with bladder cancer has faced hurdles regarding treatment and follow-up care. Tyrell Smith, a resident of San Quentin … [Read more...]
San Quentin Giants lose to LA Love in nail-biter to open season
All the traditional gallantry that came with America’s favorite pastime fully showed at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center as the SQ Giants hosted … [Read more...]
New rehabilitation center construction progresses quickly
The reality of San Quentin officially becoming a rehabilitation center has been unfolding before the eyes of prisoners, staff, volunteers, and … [Read more...]
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