Bonding through Family Visitation
The role of visitation in correctional settings is more than simply offering incarcerated people the chance to see loved ones — it plays a vital part in rehabilitation, maintaining social ties and preparing for successful reentry into society.
Climate Control for the Incarcerated
Is it just a want that the incarcerated can live without, or is it a necessity?
Could the Conversion of Facility-C Thwart the Zombie Apocalypse?
Could the creation of an honor yard at the California Institute for Men change the lives of those on the inside, and inevitably, life on the outside as well?
How the Rising Scholars Program is Redefining Student Success
From prison uniforms to caps and gowns, Rising Scholars offers access to higher education for incarcerated individuals.
Locked Up, Paid Pennies: The Push for Fair Prison Wages
Low pay inside California prisons raises questions about fairness, rehabilitation and the ability to repay restitution.
Humans of Chaffey: Jessica Moronez - Changing the Lives of Incarcerated People
Chaffey College’s Rising Scholars professor, Dr. Jessica Moronez, and the Chino Institute for Men are teaming together to provide education for incarcerated individuals.