I Don’t Wanna Go to Church

I Don’t Wanna Go to Church

Art by Nora Igova Growing up, everything in my household consisted of church. When we ate, we prayed. Seven nights ...
/ Features
CCWF’s polyprogrammers embrace growth mindset

CCWF’s polyprogrammers embrace growth mindset

Unique Bishop and Erica Hitchcock peruse a literary classic. (Photo by CCWF Paper Trail) What is a polyprogrammer? Poly derives ...
/ Features
A day in the life of a disabled prisoner

A day in the life of a disabled prisoner

ADA workers assist residents at Grandma's Hands event. (Courtesy of Lt. Monique Williams) Disabilities can make life anywhere a heap ...
/ ADA, Features
Felon’s Alphabet: E is for empathy

Felon’s Alphabet: E is for empathy

According to human resources professionals, empathy is considered a “soft skill”- along with listening, communication, and conflict resolution. But is ...
/ Commentary
Muralists add color and hope to CCWF

Muralists add color and hope to CCWF

Building 510 residents enjoy recreational time under the colorful murals. (Courtesy of Lt. Monique Williams) “When we do art, we ...
CCWF and Soledad Meet in First Debate

CCWF and Soledad Meet in First Debate

AI Image generated by Kate McQueen. In November 2024, educational communities at both Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF) and Correctional ...
Inside the CCWF Paper Trail Mailbox

Inside the CCWF Paper Trail Mailbox

SQNews Archive This month marks six months since CCWF Paper Trail’s inception. During this time, Paper Trail’s editorial board and ...
/ Commentary, Editorial
One mural, one message and one collaboration at a time

One mural, one message and one collaboration at a time

CCWF muralist Maria Alaniz places final touches on the Facility B mural wall. (Photo by CCWF Paper Trail) The CCWF ...
/ News
GRIP hosts first graduation at CCWF

GRIP hosts first graduation at CCWF

First women’s cohort graduate from the GRIP program in caps and gowns waiting for ceremony to start. (Photo Courtesy of ...
/ CCWF, GRIP, Guiding Rage Into Power, News
How California can train more incarcerated firefighters

How California can train more incarcerated firefighters

Sierra Conservation camp during training with the Los Angeles County Fire Department. (Photo Courtesy of CDCR) Growing up in southern ...