The University of Arizona English Department, with the encouragement of the state of Arizona, has initiated a writing and literary program to … [Read more...]
The Prisoner in His Palace by Will Bardenwerper
What history leaves unsaid will always be a point of controversy, especially for … [Read more...]
Program celebrates 50 years of success
Project Rebound celebrates 50 years of giving former prisoners a second chance and promotes public safety by providing college educations to the … [Read more...]
News Briefs
Texas – Formerly incarcerated men and women won a major victory to end employment discrimination against hiring ex-offenders and to restore their … [Read more...]
L.A. Kitchen helps those in need
After serving 31 years in various California state prisons, Kevin Williams, 52, was finally paroled and found his way to a job-training program … [Read more...]
Inside Garden Program creates beauty in prison
Dragonflies, bumblebees and Monarch butterflies are daily visitors to the H-Unit garden planted and maintained by the Insight Garden Program (IGP). … [Read more...]
G.R.I.P. graduates five tribes in 2017
Families braved fog and rain to watch their loved ones graduate from one of San Quentin Prison’s most highly touted self-awareness programs. A week … [Read more...]
Folsom women receive 3-D design training
Behind battleship gray walls and razor wire fences, women inmates are training for future jobs in technology at Folsom Women’s Facility, according to … [Read more...]
Criminals and Gangmembers Anonymous graduation
At age 19, having grown up in Los Angeles, Corey Willis was a gang member and a criminal who sold drugs. On the streets, he answered to the moniker … [Read more...]
Casting away hate and separation: views on building a better world
A religious historian told a San Quentin audience that not understanding the difference between religion and faith makes it easy for bigotry and fear … [Read more...]
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