Father Stephen Barber started at San Quentin as a volunteer in 1996 along with other Jesuit priests from Berkeley where he attended the School of … [Read more...]
Chaplains Serving Hope on All Levels
Just as the U.S. military hires on Spiritual Counselors, so does the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. The makeup of San … [Read more...]
Think You Can Write?
Resilience Multimedia, publisher of the widely praised book, “Think Outside the Cell: An Entrepreneur’s Guide for the Incarcerated and Formerly … [Read more...]
Condemned Row Inmates Form Advisory Council
East Block’s Condemned Row has been a world of its own. It’s known to house the worst of the worst. It is a man’s final stop before his ill awaited … [Read more...]
PROPOSITIONS 5 & 6
In an election that was quite clearly overshadowed by the uncertain economic times, Americans went to the polls and voted their pocket-books in … [Read more...]
Student Injured in Print Shop
Andre Taylor, vocational student, was seriously injured while operating a paper cutter in the San Quentin Printshop. Taylor’s hand was caught in the … [Read more...]
No More Tears
Interview: Denise Banister, No More Tears San Quentin News: What is No More Tears, and what role do you play in it? Denise Banister: NMT is a violence … [Read more...]
MY EXPERIENCE WITH SQTV
I am a Lifer employed at San Quentin Television (SQTV) within San Quentin's Education Department, where I have worked since late-September 2005, a … [Read more...]
never knew his name…
I guess I never really knew him, though for 2 1/2 weeks I thought I had come to know him well. But I’m very bad with names, always have been, so to … [Read more...]
A 3rd STRIKER’S SYMBIOSIS
I’ve now come to the realization that even as a three striker, I can recommit myself to our community, out there, where the violence rears its ugly … [Read more...]
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