Commentary – CCWF Paper Trail

The importance of staying hydrated at CCWF

Around the end of May, while walking around the track training a Little Angels Service dog, I saw a commotion

“Give her a chance to say goodbye to her family.” I will never forget those words from my judge in

There are some words that automatically make people feel heavy. Trauma is one of them. For many, trauma brings to

The state of menstruation in women’s prisons It was a fast-paced work day in the then-called Prison Industry Authority Dental

What a day in the laundry room taught me about the importance of integrity I was in the laundry room

Law requires CDCR to provide clear reasons for its disallowed book list but, our writer argues, making sense of the

When the topic of self-control is discussed, it is usually talked about in the context of either resisting temptation or

I thought long and hard about this month’s alphabet letter “R.” A few immediate “R” words came to mind: rehabilitation,

Prisons are noisy places. Thanks to Hollywood and serial television cop shows, the world at large knows what prisons sound

How did Alaska become a more progressive state than California? For the past 20 years, California has been involved in