BERKELEY'S NEWS • MARCH 30, 2023
Nigel Poor
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Op-Eds
OCTOBER 25, 2019
When we talk about prison, let formerly incarcerated people speak
Sunday’s panel was about narratives of incarceration, yet the only one onstage who had personal experience with incarceration outside of volunteering was Alyssa Tamboura, the daughter of a previously incarcerated man.
Op-Eds
OCTOBER 25, 2019
When we talk about prison, let formerly incarcerated people speak
Sunday’s panel was about narratives of incarceration, yet the only one onstage who had personal experience with incarceration outside of volunteering was Alyssa Tamboura, the daughter of a previously incarcerated man.
Visual Art
SEPTEMBER 10, 2019
BAMPFA’s ‘The San Quentin Project’ exhibit redefines prisoner narratives, adding dimension to images of incarcerated people
An excellent representation of the prisoners’ humor is a photograph of a man holding a fish as big as himself, subtitled by a prisoner, “Who’s really caught!”
Visual Art
SEPTEMBER 10, 2019
BAMPFA’s ‘The San Quentin Project’ exhibit redefines prisoner narratives, adding dimension to images of incarcerated people
An excellent representation of the prisoners’ humor is a photograph of a man holding a fish as big as himself, subtitled by a prisoner, “Who’s really caught!”
Rehabilitation 2019
FEBRUARY 27, 2019
San Quentin rehabilitation programs offer inmates education, a voice
At San Quentin State Prison, more than 2,000 inmates have access to numerous rehabilitation programs, ranging from educational to vocational, that are intended to provide skills and avenues for inmates’ success — for life both inside and outside the prison walls.
Rehabilitation 2019
FEBRUARY 27, 2019
San Quentin rehabilitation programs offer inmates education, a voice
At San Quentin State Prison, more than 2,000 inmates have access to numerous rehabilitation programs, ranging from educational to vocational, that are intended to provide skills and avenues for inmates’ success — for life both inside and outside the prison walls.
