A minister who works with prison inmates in Switzerland says he’s interested in learning how San Quentin deals with incarcerated men. “It is important … [Read more...]
San Quentin’s Ramadan Experience Gets Support
The Muslim community at San Quentin has expressed its thanks to Allahu Ta’ala, whose aid, guidance and grace were instrumental in making this year’s … [Read more...]
Religious Thoughts
Muhammad (the Apostle) p.b.u.h. said: When a man dies all except three of his works perish, namely, a permanent endowment for charity, useful … [Read more...]
Chelene Nightingale American Independent Party
1) Clearly, Mr. Webb lacks Californians problems or concerns with the illegal alien problem facing us which explains his nonsensical “possibilities.” … [Read more...]
Federal Bonding Program Aids Ex-Felons
As an ex-felon, it can be extremely difficult obtaining gainful employment. One of the main reasons is due to ex-felons being considered as “at-risk” … [Read more...]
Looking at Where Violence Comes From
A San Quentin program called Non-Violent Communication (NVC) holds that all coercion is an act of violence. NVC founder Marshall Rosenberg calls … [Read more...]
How VIG Grew to Assist the Veterans’ Community
(Editor’s Note: This is the first of a two-part series by Karen Weber-Stanley. It was published by The Airborne Quarterly Magazine in its Spring 2009 … [Read more...]
T.R.U.S.T. Graduates Speak Up
The most important thing incarcerated inmates can do to rebuild broken family relationships is to tell their children the truth. “Tell them your … [Read more...]
S.Q. Murals…The Good and the Bad
San Quentin State Prison is widely known for its size, the notorious criminals who’ve passed through, its valuable location by the bay, and the … [Read more...]
Protection for Inmates
SAN FRANCISCO – A federal judge has refused to lift an order requiring California to protect mentally disabled inmates in state prisons. The order was … [Read more...]
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