An Olympic gold medalist visited the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center to continue giving back to a childhood neighbor, while encouraging resident … [Read more...]
Analfabetismo dentro de la paredes
El 38% de la población encarcelada en California son clasificados como “Analfabetos Funcionales”, una tasa alta de acuerdo a la publicación de Davis … [Read more...]
Scanning of incoming mail delivers impact on residents, families
Technology is increasingly becoming the primary source of communication for the majority of people incarcerated in the United States who are banned … [Read more...]
State prison spending immovable object
California lawmakers are advocating to cut billions from state expenditures as spending remains high despite the closing of correctional … [Read more...]
School-to-prison pipeline persists
The failures of education continue to be a contributing factor to mass incarceration, with solutions still being sought. “If we don’t focus … [Read more...]
Bonafide and California Reentry Program join forces
San Quentin Rehabilitation Center’s California Reentry Program merged with the nonprofit organization Bonafide and are now building lives … [Read more...]
Public defender role outsourced
24 California counties have no Office of the Public Defender Everyone has a right to the effective assistance of counsel. If a person cannot … [Read more...]
College offers liberal arts degree for incarcerated
Traditionally and historically, incarcerated persons pursued training for vocations in the trades, and more recently in technology fields like coding, … [Read more...]
Clarifying Cinco de Mayo
Against the odds, San Quentin residents celebrated the 164th anniversary of the Battle of Puebla on May 5. Hundreds came together to build community … [Read more...]
Writer, composer addresses trauma through creativity
Sometimes creativity can come from unlikely sources. San Quentin resident Kevin Moore chooses to turn his trauma and life lessons into children’s … [Read more...]
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