Commentary - CCWF Paper Trail

Could incarcerated people In California buy ice?

Imagine yourself trapped in a brick room with ineffectual air weakly blowing from the vents above. The sun beats in

Here’s what that means for residents at CCWF Every year, triple-digit temperatures plague Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF) in the

Whenever I think of justice, I think of King Solomon. You may or may not remember the biblical tale wherein

Every single justice-involved individual is guilty of not having adequate insight; hence why we are here in prison doing time.

CCWF Paper Trail analyzes root causes and possible solutions to sexual abuse in prison One of the biggest sexual assault

Hope is a dirty word. A four-letter word. Incarcerated persons, especially those doing long sentences, lifers and of course Life

I was anticipating a visit from my father on a Sunday in October and called him Wednesday to confirm. He

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

“Can you hear me? Can you hear me?” I asked one of my peers while shaking her shoulders. There was

In 2021, during the height of the COVID-19 outbreak, my father passed away. It wasn’t a surprise, he was 96