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
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Author: Sagal Sadiq
GRIP hosts first graduation at CCWF
On Jan. 25, Guiding Rage into Power (GRIP) graduated its first women’s cohort in Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF). Somehow,
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Felon’s Alphabet: ‘D’ is for defects of character
From presidents and populace, to wardens and wards, we all have defects of character. So, the question today is: When
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Felon’s Alphabet: C
If criminals walked around with thought bubbles the way cartoon characters do, their thoughts would often read: “I do what
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Fry’s Girls: The Youth Diversion Program at CCWF
The Youth Diversion Program (YDP) at Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF) provides impressionable young minds with a glimpse of the
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Felon’s Alphabet: B
We, the incarcerated individuals housed here in Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF) have been bad. Bad to the bone. We’ve
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Felon’s Alphabet
Go to any self-help group attended by incarcerated individuals here in CCWF and I guarantee you the word accountability comes
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Let them eat cheesecake
Jane Doe wakes up at 5 a.m. She showers using Dove Extra Fresh moisturizing body wash. She applies Secret Outlast
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