At Central California Women’s Facility, this modest household item is wonderfully comforting for an individual but transforms an institution when shared.
Tag: California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
Upper Yard Birds
Residents of San Quentin Rehabilitation Center await their move into the newly constructed Learning Center—including the feathered ones.
Is It Me, Or Is It You Making Me Think It’s Me?
A Review of “Gaslighting: Recognize Manipulative and Emotionally Abusive People—and Break Free” by Stephanie Sarkis.
Take the Win
Prison transfers are a regular and sometimes dreaded occurrence, especially in California, which holds 87,000 people in its 30 men’s state prisons. What happens when an incarcerated person just doesn’t want to leave?
Reforming the Row
A journey from San Quentin’s Death Row to California State Prison Corcoran. What’s Next?