The Prison University Project presents

IS IT SAFE?
Essays and Photographs of Students at San Quentin

An Exhibition at Alcatraz Island, Golden Gate National Recreation Area

June 1, 2008-October 22, 2008

The Band Practice Room, Main Cellhouse

Essays by Students in the San Quentin College Program;Photographs by Heather Rowley; Curated by Jennifer Scaife

to purchase tickets, go to www.alcatrazcruises.com
or call Alcatraz Cruises (415) 981-7625

CALIFORNIA VOTERS: read prop 9 carefully. It speaks to restricting any kind of early release for prisoners, as an amendment to the constitution. THIS LAW IS UNNECESSARY AND DANGEROUS!
not to mention inconceivably expensive!!!

JUST SENT TO US FROM A MEMBER OF THIS SITE: Man in segregated unit attempts suicide; McNeil Island Corrections Center is covering up the fact that this is a direct result of Prison abuse and scandal not an attempted suicide.

From The Long Haul Website:
More than a dozen computers seized in questionable search

Berkeley, CA— At 10:30 am on Wednesday, August 27th, the UC Berkeley police, plainclothed FBI agents, and an Alameda County sheriff raided at gunpoint the Long Haul, a long-standing community library and info shop.

ALBERT WOODFOX FREE!

WELCOME OUTSIDE!!!

Albert Woodfox is a member of our prison advisory board, an ex-black panther who has spent over 30 years in solitary confinement.
U.S. District Judge James Brady issued a ruling on July 10th approving a
federal magistrate’s decision that Woodfox’s conviction should be
overturned because his previous defense lawyer failed to object to a
prosecutor’s testimony about a witness’ credibility.

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