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Hugs, tears, barking and tail wagging abounded at San Quentin’s prison when two black Labradors reunited with the incarcerated men who helped raise them to be service dogs. rehabilitation reporters got a tour The People in Blue is an organization of incarcerated people at San Quentin State prison demanding to have a voice and input in Gov. Gavin Newsom’s plans to turn San

The prize for the Best Screenplay Pitch went to Todd Winkler, who was an Air Force F-16 fighter pilot before he was incarcerated at San Quentin. Todd is in a Thursday San Quentin SkunkWorks is an innovation lab led by incarcerated people in collaboration with professionals. We harness the power of creativity, leadership, and expertise to address

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Death chamber at San Quentin State Prison. (SQNews Archive) Attention has turned to Quentin I have learned transferring the remaining 465 people on Condemned Row to facilities other than San

“California Model” planted decades ago by Warden Duffy

California Gavin Gov. Newsom is working to create a rehabilitation program at San Quentin Prison. Critics say the plan lacks detail and is being rushed. San Quentin State Prison will be transformed into a different kind of rehabilitation facility to spend 239 million and on Wednesday, the governor’s lead advisor met with the warden, and inmates, California Gov. Gavin Newsom has announced the proposed transition of San Quentin State Prison into the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center. The announcement came at

Unknown – On April 5, 2025, San Quentin State Prison ,California . held its first-ever „Parent Prom,“ a deeply emotional and groundbreaking event that brought together “The California Model is about providing incarcerated people with the tools they need to rebuild their lives and reenter communities safely. When we open the door to true GUIDING RAGE INTO POWER What is GRIP? The GRIP program has been developed over 25 years of direct work with thousands of incarcerated people, mostly people with violent offenses,

Since coming to San Quentin, I have learned that rehabilitation is much, much more. Volunteering in T.R,U.S.T. is not only meaningful, but it has also opened my eyes to how much people can This spring, The War Horse hosted our seventh writing seminar in our most unique setting yet—inside the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center, formerly known as Dr. Jenny Espinoza talks with Hugo Campos, an incarcerated person at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center, during a Back to the Start session at the prison on June 3,

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While he was incarcerated, you would see Reginald “Reggie” Hola playing almost every sport, taking first in the Ironman contest or participating in groups aimed at self-betterment and Former San Quentin inmate now helping incarcerated writers, artists A new art exhibit of rehabilitation facility and titled „The Only Door I Can Open“ is offering the public a rare, intimate glimpse into the A few days before the Oscars, the chapel at San Quentin became a screening room for a film that hits close to home. Incarcerated people watched I Am Ready, Warden, a

They represented a growing number of veterans missing in action at home, disappeared due to incarceration at San Quentin. There, they took part in a four-day writing San Quentin Prison Gift Shop This infamous prison has a store where you can San Quentin California Four months buy goods crafted by incarcerated people. San Quentin, California Four months after Gov. Gavin Newsom announced an ambitious plan to transform San Quentin State Prison into a model for rehabilitation, reporters got a tour of the penitentiary

Robert Tyler (P51975) The People In Blue committee member. Incarcerated 26 years. Current we open the door Rehabilitative Efforts: Teacher’s Assistant San Quentin, A’s Baseball Coach, Narcotics

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Cherie McNaulty, a crime survivor, turned a horrible ordeal into educating San Quentin Quentin State Prison residents on the impact of domestic violence. The Healing, Empowerment,

Four graduating Tribes of the GRIP program (Guiding Rage into Pow-er) were honored during a two-day in San Quentin’s Chapel B in August. California plans to spend $239 million to transform San Quentin prison into a rehab center inspired by Nordic countries.

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GRIP Training Institute, formerly Insight-Out, is a 501c3 serving incarcerated people in the state of CA. Our mission is to create the personal and systemic change to turn violence and suffering The Edovo education and self-help application is now available on GTL tablets as part of CDCR’s efforts to make more San Quentin, the oldest prison in California, used to house hundreds of people on death row. But it’s transforming from a maximum-security prison to a rehabilitation center.

CDCR is constructing a new education and vocational center project at San Quentin as part of its transformation into a rehabilitation center.

Editor’s Note: This story was published in partnership with San Quentin News and was written during a writing seminar for incarcerated veterans in April hosted by The War ON A SATURDAY AFTERNOON earlier this month, 17 incarcerated fathers in black tuxedos at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center watched their beautiful daughters in

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) is providing a first look at the progress of San Quentin Rehabilitation This organization supports incarcerated people in their pursuit of higher education by removing the financial burden that comes along with college in an effort to keep students

The unemployment rate for formerly incarcerated people is eight times higher than the average person, according to an AlleyWatch article. Unibody is trying to improve those statistics one Humans of San Quentin, San Quentin, California. 1,489 likes · 26 talking about this. HOSQ collects real stories shared by people currently incarcerated in all prisons to bring awareness &