Features - CCWF Paper Trail

The Long Journey Home

Nathan Osborn reflects on 44 years inside the walls Meet Nathan Hunter Osborn, the longest-incarcerated person in Central California Women’s

Water conservationists, future generations, and the current population need us to be aware of how much clean drinking water we

Recreation coach G. Martinelli talks training at any age G. Martinelli serves as the recreational coach for Central California Women’s

Corrections Officer Teresa White is making a difference in CCWF “Always be humbled and gentle. Be patient with each other,

Turning adversity into healing with the Amen Method Coming to terms with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and seeking help has

No matter what time of the year, keeping a sanitary living space is vital for staying healthy in prison Our

A visit to cosmetology services is like stepping outside for a brief moment in time “When we look better, we

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

A conversation with Virginia Moor about the value of group activities “UNO!” I heard someone yell from across the dayroom.

The remarkable story of an innocent woman who beat a life without parole sentence In August 1997, Susan Mellen prayed