Amber Bray – Page 2 – CCWF Paper Trail

No one knows better than Sally Whitham Tucked away inside the Paris Lamb Treatment Center at Central California Women’s Facility

Language barriers in the parole process

People with low English proficiency struggle with legal proceedings like parole board hearings Appearing before the Board of Parole Hearings

Changing one’s thoughts and behaviors is difficult. Being vulnerable and choosing to heal from past traumas is exponentially more difficult.

In 1993, Tabatha Brown, two of her siblings, and two other individuals were arrested for murder. Brown, who was 18

“You forget that you’re inmates.” I overheard a program provider make that statement recently in Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF),

On May 5, 2025, Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF) held its first large-scale Cinco de Mayo event in the gym.

What is the value of celebrity visits for the incarcerated? An editor reflects. In late 2024, Kim and Khloé Kardashian,

On April 26, 2025, Alpha Gamma Sigma (AGS) — the academic honor society and service organization of the California Community

Lifers, long-termers and their loved ones may not be familiar with the case named “Criminal Justice Legal Foundation et al

Growing up in southern California, I often marveled at the beauty of the landscape. Going to the beach was one