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2022 MEDIA by SQNews reporters
Tying water access to labor in overcrowded prisons is wrong
by Steve Brooks in CalMatters June 28, 2022
Op-Ed: We pleaded for social distancing here in San Quentin. The state refused, and now COVID is raging
by Juan Hanes in the Los Angeles Times January 28, 2022
Essay: San Quentin 1000 Mile Club An Escape From Feeling The Heavy Weight of Hate
in Sports Illustrated by Steve Brookes May 21, 2022
Governor’s decision gives ‘Ear Hustle’ host a chance at freedom
by Rahsaan "New York" Thomas, Co-Host and Co-Producer ("Ear Hustle" Podcast) | May 11, 2022
I Organized My First Art Show From Behind Bars. Here’s How Incarcerated Curators Can Help Us See the World Differently
in Artnet News by
Rahsaan “New York” Thomas, April 27, 2022
Empathy for the Incarcerated Makes Us Safer: A criminal justice system without empathy amounts to dumping societal problems behind prison walls
in Progressive.org by Rahsaan “New York” Thomas April 7, 2022
Opinion – Corrections Departments Must Establish A Pathway To Rehabilitation
in LACriminal Justice Journalism in the Public Interest by Steve Brooks April 22, 2022
Commentary: Is San Quentin Forecasting Massive Quarantines?
in Davis Vanguard by Kevin Sawyer January 6, 2022
Two years after a deadly COVID outbreak and not one lesson learned”
in Sacramento Bee by Steve Brooks June 8, 2022
Honoring Those Who Died from COVID — Prison Journalism Project
Joe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project , January 13, 2022
An Open Letter to a First Timer
,
by MARCUS "WALI" HENDERSON,
Prison Journalism Project,
May 12, 2022
Pen Pals: We Make Eight Cents an Hour
,
Prison Journalism Project by MARCUS "WALI" HENDERSON, January 4, 2022
News: Markelle the Gazelle Breaks Marathon Barriers Again
,
Prison Journalism Project
by
Joshua Strange
, February 16, 2022
Folsom Women Join San Quentin News Journalism Guild
,
Prison Journalism Project, by Charles Crowe, March 14, 2022
Corrections Departments Must Establish Rehabilitation Program — Prison Journalism Project
, Prison Journalism Project, by Steve Brooks, March 8, 2022
Program Offers Incarcerated Artists a Platform for Self-Healing
, Prison Journalism Project, by Edwin E. Chavez, March 11, 2022
Pen Pals: When Life Throws You a Curveball and Denies You Parole
, Prison Journalism Project, by Edwin E. Chavez, June 2, 2022
Finding Peace at the Pit
, Prison Journalism Project, Timothy Hicks, April 1, 2022
Prison Yoga Project Goes International, Expands into Europe
, Prison Journalism Project, by Timothy Hicks, May 19, 2022
Omicron Spread Continues at San Quentin State Prison
,
Prison Journalism Project, bySteve Brooks, January 25, 2022
California Resentencing Guidelines Can Be Improved
, Prison Journalism Project, by Kevin D. Sawyer, February 21,2022
Empathy for the Incarcerated Makes Us Safer
, The Progressive
Magazine,
RAHSAAN “NEW YORK” THOMAS
, APRIL 7, 2022
2021 MEDIA by SQNews reporters
Opinion A San Quentin covid-19 survivor reflects and looks forward
in the
Washington Post
by Joe Garcia September 9, 2021
Why prisoners like me need internet access | MIT Technology Review
Joe Garcia MIT Technology Review, June 30, 2021
I got COVID in San Quentin and watched as hundreds more were infected and 29 died. Here's our story
,
San Francisco Chronicle, Juan Moreno Haines, October 9, 2021
'All I need is a pen, paper and the First Amendment'
- Columbia Journalism Review
, by Kevin D. Sawyer, April 5, 2021
A Father and Son’s Game of Catch Before, During and After Prison
in Prison Journalism Project
by Wayne Boatwright December 26, 2021
IN SAN QUENTIN, COVID-19 PREVENTION NO MATCH FOR CROWDED AND POORLY VENTILATED HOUSING
in
Shadowproof
by Juan Hanes October 27, 2021
In Case of Darkness or What to do With Incarcerated People
in Science for the People Magazine by Juan Moreno Haines June 25, 2021
Writing for Justice Fellowship 2021-2022
in PEN America 2021
To Act Like a Democracy
in UCLA Law Review by Juan Moreno Haines May 10, 2021
Joe Garcia,
Incarcerated Insights into Isolation
, Street Spirit , April 26, 2020
OPINION/OPEN FORUM
I got COVID in San Quentin and watched as hundreds more were infected and 29 died. Here’s our story
in the San Francisco Chronicle by Juan Moreno Haines Oct. 9, 2021
HOW NOT TO FIGHT A PRISON PANDEMIC - Faced with COVID-19, California’s Overcrowded Prisons Relied on Solitary and Transfers, Not Mass Decarceration. Incarcerated People Paid the Price
in Solitary Watch by Juan Moreno Haines and Katie Rose Quandt December 8, 2021
San Quentin Prisoners Speak on COVID-19 Vaccinations
in the Davis Vanguard by Kevin Sawyer June 18, 2021
Joe Garcia,
Incarcerated Insights into Isolation
, Street Spirit , April 26, 2020
The Hurdles of Reentry — Prison Journalism Project
,
Prison Journalism Project, Jesse Vasquez, February 22, 2021
How I Convinced My Incarcerated Peers to Make Language a Priority | The Marshall Project
, Marshall Project by Rahsaan Thomas April 12, 2021
All Eyes on the Election: Dispatch From San Quentin — Prison Journalism Project
Christopher Etienne
and
Joe Garcia
Prison Journalism Project
November 3, 2020
Breaking News: San Quentin Clearing Out Reception Center
Prison Journalism Project
by
Joe Garcia
February 18, 2021
Breaking News: San Quentin Residents Mingle for the First Time in Over a Year
JOE GARCIA
,
Prison Journalism Project May 5, 2021
Inside the Struggle to Depopulate San Quentin
Joe Garcia
Prison Journalism Project January 26, 2021
Under Quarantine, Confined in Solitary — Prison Journalism Project
Joe Garcia
Prison Journalism Project November 8, 2021
San Quentin Offers Pizza Party in a COVID-19 Settlement Deal — Prison Journalism Project
Joe Garcia
Prison Journalism Project August 17, 2021
BREAKING NEWS: San Quentin Suffers New COVID-19 Outbreak
, San Francisco Public Press, Joe Garcia, August 15, 2021
The Power of Journalism
Joe Garcia
Prison Journalism Project, October 15, 2021
Part I: Death in the Midnight Hour
Joe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project, April 6, 2021
Part II: COVID-19 Surrounds San Quentin Murder
J
oe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project, April 6, 2021
Pride Superheroes
Joe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project, June 30, 2021
SQ Prisoners Frustrated With Latest COVID-19 Outbreak
Joe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project, August 25, 2021
Changing the Culture at Rikers Island
Joe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project, October 15, 2021
COVID-19 Vaccination: The Wait We Endure
Joe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project, February 15, 2021
In Historic First, COVID-19 Hearing Live-Streamed Inside San Quentin
Joe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project, June 7, 2021
Incarcerated Insights Into Isolation — Prison Journalism Project
J
oe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project, June 7, 2021
Q&A: San Quentin Chief Physician Discusses COVID Outbreak, Public Health
Joe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project, December 28, 2021
What Am I? Where Am I From? Who Do I Run With? — Prison Journalism Project
J
oe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project, July 25, 2021
The Power of Journalism
Joe Garcia
Prison Journalism Project October 15, 2021
Communication Is Pivotal to Canceling Cancel Culture — Prison Journalism Project
by
Marcus "Wali" Henderson
, October 14, 2021
I Miss Me
— Prison Journalism Project
by
Marcus "Wali" Henderson
, J
anuary 11, 2021
My Humanity — Prison Journalism Project
by
Marcus "Wali" Henderson
, April 13, 2021
Parenting From Prison
Prison Journalism Project by
Marcus "Wali" Henderson
,
April 26, 2021
Time for Everyone to “Do the Right Thing”
Prison Journalism Project, by
Marcus "Wali" Henderson
,
June 22, 2021
Damn-ocracy
Prison Journalism Project, by
Marcus "Wali" Henderson
,
January 13, 2021
A Blessing and a Curse: Choosing to Return to Prison
, Prison Journalism Project, by Jonathan Chiu, December 9, 2021
Fighting My Demons Inside and Now Outside
, Prison Journalism Project, by Jonathan Chiu, January 18, 2021
CBSN Series
, Prison Journalism Project, May-December 2021
Grandparenting From Prison
, Prison Journalism Project, by Charles Crowe, May 5, 2021
Rehabilitation Through Tennis
, Prison Journalism Project, by Timothy Hicks, October 11, 2021
Pen Pals: A Routine Day in Prison
, Prison Journalism Project, by Edwin E. Chavez, May 24, 2021
Healing From Hurt: Reflections on Recovering From Childhood Trauma
, Prison Journalism Project, by Edwin E. Chavez, September 16, 2021
Initial Reactions to the Chauvin Verdict From California Prisons
, Prison Journalism Project, by Various, April 27, 2021
PART II: Reaction to Chauvin's Sentence From Prisons Across the US
, Prison Journalism Project, by Various, July 2, 2021
COVID-19 and the Deaf Community at San Quentin — Prison Journalism Project
, by Timothy Hicks, October 8, 2021
Surviving the Pandemic — Prison Journalism Project
, by Timothy Hicks, April 21, 2021
Separate But Equal
, Prison Journalism Project, by Timothy Hicks, April 21, 2021
Steve Brooks — Prison Journalism Project
, by Steve Brooks, September 30, 2021
Confessions of a Young Black Male — Prison Journalism Project
, by Steve Brooks, January 21, 2021
The Benefits of Sports After COVID-19
, Prison Journalism Project, by Steve Brooks, October 7, 2021
Another Outbreak, Another Lockdown in San Quentin
— Prison Journalism Project
,
by Steve Brooks, August 24, 2021
When All Hell Broke Loose: The Year of Coronavirus at San Quentin — Prison Journalism Project
, by Kevin D. Sawyer, August 17, 2021
The “Inside Advantage" — Prison Journalism Project
, by Kevin D. Sawyer, October 25, 2021
My Fight to Protect Free Speech Behind the Wall
,
Prison Journalism Project,
by Kevin D. Sawyer, January 8, 2021
The Distance Created by Incarceration —
Prison Journalism Project
, by Kevin D. Sawyer, July 26, 2021
CDCR Vaccinates Three-Quarters of the Incarcerated Population
,
Prison Journalism Project,
by Kevin D. Sawyer, October 5, 2021
Why Prisoners Don't Feel Patriotism
,
Prison Journalism Project,
by Kevin D. Sawyer, July 5, 2021
San Quentin's Mock Presidential Elections — Prison Journalism Project
, by Kevin D. Sawyer, November 20, 2021
Endurance
— Prison Journalism Project
,
by Kevin D. Sawyer, March 4, 2021
San Quentin Prisoners Speak Out on Vaccinations
,
Prison Journalism Project,
by Kevin D. Sawyer, May 19, 2021
My Small Resistance: Not Re-Taking the Basic Education Test
,
Prison Journalism Project,
by Kevin D. Sawyer, June 1, 2021
George Jackson, 50 years later
, San Francisco Bay View, by Kevin D. Sawyer, August 6, 2021
Will COVID-19 vaccinations mean more prison overcrowding deaths?
,
High Country News, Rahsaan “New York” Thomas, April 15, 2021
Following deadly covid outbreak, inmates at San Quentin grapple with vaccinations
, El Tecolote, Juan Moreno Haines and Kevin Deroi Sawyer, April 8, 2021
Inside the COVID crisis at San Quentin - 48 hills
, 48hills, Rahsaan Thomas, February 10, 2021
At San Quentin, the Response to COVID-19 Brings More Isolation and Suffering to People with Mental Illness - Solitary Watch
, Solitary Watch, Juan Moreno Haines, February 11, 2021
Waiting for the Vaccine at San Quentin
, by Joe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project, March 24, 2021
2020 MEDIA by SQNews reporters
Struggling to Survive at San Quentin: “We Are Dying in Here”
in
Solitary Watch
by Juan Moreno Haines August 14, 2020
Getting out During a Pandemic
in the
Prison Journalism Project
by Eddie Herena July 20, 2020
AT SAN QUENTIN, OVERCROWDING LAID THE GROUNDWORK FOR AN EXPLOSIVE COVID-19 OUTBREAK
in
The Appeal
by Juan Moreno Haines July 21, 2020
Black Lives Matter in Martinez
in the Prison Journalism Project by Eddie Herena July 17, 2020
“Man Down:” Left in the Hole at San Quentin During a Coronavirus Crisis
in
Solitary Watch
by Juan Moreno Haines July 7, 2020
IN THE MIDDLE OF A PANDEMIC, PRISONERS AT SAN QUENTIN ARE PUNISHED FOR BEING SICK
in
The Appeal
by Juan Moreno Haines June 23, 2020
Adeline
in the
Prison Journalism Project
by Eddie Herena April 24, 2020
In San Quentin Prison, getting the flu can land you in solitary confinement
in
The Appeal
by Juan Haines February 20, 2020
A Question of Violence
,
The Marshall Project, Rahsaan Thomas, December 18, 2020
Dispatch From San Quentin,
P
rison Journalism Project,
by
Christopher Etienne
and
Joe Garcia
October 7, 2020
What Christmas Was Like Inside San Quentin
by Joe Garcia,
December 31, 2020 Prison Journalism Project
Being a Prison Firefighter Taught Me to Save Lives | The Marshall Project
By Rasheed Lockheart, 10.01.2020
A Snapshot of Herd Immunity
Joe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project , Sept 27, 2020
The Night Biden Won
Joe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project , Nov 19, 2020
Pride in Prison
Joe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project , July 22, 2020
The COVID Shuffle at San Quentin
Joe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project , December 21, 2020
Layers Upon Layers of COVID-19 Truth — Prison Journalism Project
Joe Garcia, Prison Journalism Project, July 24, 2020
On the Inside of an Outbreak: How COVID-19 Spread in San Quentin
in the San Francisco Public Press, 09.03.2020
|
by
STEVE BROOKS
Stark Reality
— Prison Journalism Project
by
Marcus "Wali" Henderson
, August 18, 2020
Pen Pals: Letter From Marcus to Miami Youth Academy Students — Prison Journalism Project
,
December 23, 2020
Who Should Qualify for Early Release?
Prison Journalism Project, by
Marcus "Wali" Henderson
,
November 4, 2020
The Ghost of Christmas Past — Prison Journalism Project
Prison Journalism Project, by
Marcus "Wali" Henderson
,
December 25, 2020
Pen Pals: Letter from Heriberto to Miami Youth Academy Students — Prison Journalism Project
December 22, 2020
Pen Pals: A Typical Day in Prison
Prison Journalism Project, by Heriberto Arrendondo, August 23, 2021
The Incarcerated Mind
Prison Journalism Project, by
Jonathan Chiu,
November 15, 2020
A Year Ago Today — Prison Journalism Project
by
Jonathan Chiu,
September 12, 2020
My First Holiday Free, Alone and Away From My Prison Family
, Prison Journalism Project, by
Jonathan Chiu,
December 24, 2020
I Was Released Back Into Society a Better Person But to a F-ed Up World
, Prison Journalism Project, by
Jonathan Chiu,
July 1, 2020
Getting Out During a Pandemic
, Prison Journalism Project, by
Eddie Herena,
July 22, 2020
Survivor's Guilt — Prison Journalism Project
, Prison Journalism Project, by
Voices of San Quentin,
August 18, 2020
My Biggest Fear
, Prison Journalism Project, by
Voices of San Quentin,
August 19, 2020
Asking for Mercy — Prison Journalism Project
, by
Voices of San Quentin,
August 20, 2020
Adeline — Prison Journalism Project
, Prison Journalism Project, by
Eddie Herena,
April 24, 2020
Black Lives Matter in Martinez — Prison Journalism Project
, Prison Journalism Project, by
Eddie Herena,
July 17, 2020
Liberty is Bleeding — Prison Journalism Project
, Prison Journalism Project, by Steve Brooks, October 18, 2020
Right Side of History — Prison Journalism Project
,
Prison Journalism Project, by Steve Brooks, July 3, 2020
Revisiting the Hidden Heroes Forgotten Inside: A Survivor's Story
, Prison Journalism Project, by Steve Brooks, October 12, 2020
The Hidden Heroes Forgotten Inside
, Prison Journalism Project, by Steve Brooks, May 12, 2020
“Violent Criminals” Deserve Second Chances, Too
, Prison Journalism Project, by Steve Brooks, May 28, 2020
Education Is Critical to Stopping Mass Incarceration
, Prison Journalism Project, by Steve Brooks, August 22, 2020
I Can't Breathe: An Incarcerated Person's Perspective on the Killing of George Floyd
, Prison Journalism Project, by Steve Brooks, June 11, 2020
How California Can Improve Support for Incarcerated Critical Workers — Prison Journalism Project
, Prison Journalism Project, by Steve Brooks, August 15, 2020
Prisoners Brace for Second Wave of COVID-19 Horror
, Prison Journalism Project, by Steve Brooks, July 30, 2020
George Jackson to George Floyd
, San Francisco Bay View,
by Kevin D. Sawyer, December 2, 2020
I've served 19 years in San Quentin prison and I just got diagnosed with COVID-19. Where is the justice?
, Insider,
Rahsaan Thomas
Aug 5, 2020
We can't vote in San Quentin prison. So we held a mock election
,
The Guardian
,
by Juan Moreno Haines and Kevin Deroi Sawyer, Wed 28 Oct 2020
The View from Badger Yard: Surviving in San Quentin with COVID-19,
Solitary Watch
,
Juan Moreno Haines
, November 25, 2020
Testing Negative in San Quentin
, Witness LA
,
Juan Moreno Haines
, November 30, 2020
Guest Commentary: Impact of COVID-19 on the Inmates and Guards Inside San Quentin,
Davis Vanguard
, Kevin Sawyer,
December 24, 2020
2010-19 MEDIA by SQNews reporters
Dad Deserved Better
, by Joe Garcia, Mount Tamalpais College, February 6, 2019
America’/s love affair with guns creates killers—I know, I’m one of them
, by Joe Garcia
Sacramento Bee
, July 24, 2019
A Lifer’s Retirement Plan
,
by Rahsaan Thomas, The Marshall Project, May 19, 2015
How I Experience Female Contact in Prison
, by Rahsaan Thomas, The Marshall Project, January 22, 2016.
San Quentin Stories: I Ran a Marathon in Prison
, Voice of Witness
by Steve Brooks, January 15th, 2019
Locked in Limbo
, San Francisco Chronicle, Kevin D. Sawyer Aug. 18, 2019
I Host a Popular Podcast. I’m Also in Prison
by
Thomas, The Marshall Project, September 26, 2019
News about us:
2022 MEDIA about SQNews
San Quentin newspaper carries on through pandemic
in Marin Independent Journal May 12th 2022
Why Prison Journalism Matters
in JACOBIN magazine by Olivia Heffernan April 29, 2022
San Quentin, state prisons locked down amid COVID outbreak
in the Mercury News January 12, 2022
Behind the walls: The story of San Quentin News
in Carlmont High School News by Maya Campbell, Podcast Producer|January 29, 2022
Newsom grants clemency to San Quentin inmate, podcast host Rahsaan Thomas
, Los Angeles Times, Jan. 14, 2022
San Quentin prison's extraordinary volunteers get results
,
Inside CDCR
, Terri Hardy, April 20, 2022
California inmates study at 1st college based behind bars,
The Independent
, April 19, 2022
San Quentin newspaper supporter lands $400K grant
,
Marin Independent Journal, February 25, 2022
San Quentin Inmate Podcast Host Among California Clemencies
, U.S. News and World Report,
DON THOMPSON, January 22, 2022
Rahsaan Thomas, the Ear Hustle host, on clemency and life after prison: ‘I want to tell our stories
’ ,The Guardian, Sam Levin, January 26, 2022
2021 MEDIA about SQNews
San Quentin prison newspaper carries on through pandemic
in the Mercury News December 24, 2021
CDCR and San Quentin News to Bring Groundbreaking Writer’s Guild Program to Folsom Women’s Facility
By CDCR November 10, 2021
Journalism at San Quentin - One of California’s most notorious prisons is inspiring change throughout the state by giving a platform to the incarcerated
in SF Weekly by Lily Sinkovitz April 21, 2021
Long Time Editor of San Quentin Newspaper Savors Freedom After 23 Years
in NBC Bay Area June 11, 2021
Race Is Still a Major Issue for Many Americans
Prison Journalism Project,
by
Marcus "Wali" Henderson
, November 5, 2021
Lessons Learned From a Scoop Out of San Quentin — Prison Journalism Project
by
YUKARI KANE
, September 20, 2021
Crying in Prison
,
Prison Journalism Project,
Marcus "Wali" Henderson
,
May 11, 2021
Pen Pals: How I Learned Responsibility — Prison Journalism Project
,
Marcus "Wali" Henderson
, March 26, 2021
Penpals: A Typical Day at San Quentin — Prison Journalism Project
MARCUS "WALI" HENDERSON
, April 9, 2021
The Philanthropists Inside San Quentin — Prison Journalism Project
,
Amanda Weitmnan, January 7, 2021
Prison Journalism Writer Honored
,
Prison Journalism Project, February 3, 2021
The Scoop on the San Quentin COVID-19 Outbreak Story — Prison Journalism Project
,
by Yukari Kane, September 1, 2021
Journalism Behind Bars: An Interview with Yukari Kane - Harvard Political Revie
w
, S
eptember 5, 2021
Inside Knowledge From the Inside: UC Berkeley Professor's Book Prison Truth
,
CBS San Francisco-SF-KPIX
, Len Kiese, January 9, 2021
Photo Timeline: San Quentin State Prison,
Inside CDCR
, Don Chaddock, December 7, 2021
San Quentin News Starting Partnership With Folsom Women's Facility To Tell Incarcerated Stories
,
CBS San Francisco-SF-KPIX
,
Len Kiese, November 12, 2021
Court permits Newsom to consider clemency for convicted murderer, now a prison journalist
, Bob Egelco, San Francisco Chronicle, November 11. 2021
Student Spotlight: Alex Ross on Friendship - Mount Tamalpais College
,
Mount Tamalpais College, Alex Ross, June 15, 2021
Long Time Editor of San Quentin Newspaper Savors Freedom After 23 Years
,
NBC Bay Area, Joe Rosato, Jr., June 11, 2021
From prison to the pros: Aaron 'Showtime' Taylor has his Warriors moment | abc7news.com
,
ABC Channel 7,
Larry Beil
and Casey Pratt, Saturday, April 17
, 2021
From calling basketball games in San Quentin to the NBA
, Spectrum News 1, Catalina Villegas, April 10, 2021
Curry, Ex-Con Guest Announcer Share Emotional Moment
,
NBC Sports, Alex Espinosa, April 10, 2021
From San Quentin to Chase Center: the voice of Aaron ‘Showtime’ Taylor is just getting warm
,
The Athletic, Marcus Thompson II, April 9, 2021
Incarcerated Writer At San Quentin Prison On Living Through Outbreak, Vaccines,
CBS Bay Area, Joe Garcia, April 7, 2021
Incarcerated Men At San Quentin Trade Letter With Miami Youth Academy Through Prison Journalism Project
,
CBSN Bay Area, Michelle Griego, April 7, 2021
Meet Us Quickly: Painting for Justice from Prison | Art & Object
, Art & Object, Ilana Novick, January 8, 2021
'We Can Add Value to the World': San Quentin Prison Inmate Rahsaan Thomas on Why He's Curating Art Shows From Behind Bars
,
artnet news, Andrew Goldstein, January 12, 2021
Inside stories
, Columbia Journalism Review
, Taylor Moore, April 5, 2021
Painting for Prison Reform: Prison Renaissance program at San Quentin uses art to end cycles of incarceration
, ABC7 San Francisco
, Jason Beal, March 26, 2021
2020 MEDIA about SQNews
San Quentin’s Breakthrough Prison Newsroom- A huge podcast hit and a revived newspaper mean that policymakers really have to listen
by By Emily Nonko in Politico June 25, 2020
San Quentin tells its own COVID story,
b
y Jack Herrera
,
Columbia Journalism Review
, August 28, 2020
One Journalist Is Chronicling San Quentin's Huge COVID-19 Outbreak—While Locked Inside
, Mother Jones,
SAMANTHA MICHAELS
, August 7, 2020
San Quentin News Resumes Publication with Support from Formerly Incarcerated Staff | Business Wire
,
August 26, 2020
MoAD's newest exhibit, 'Meet Us Quickly,' highlights paintings by San Quentin inmates
,
S/F Arts Monthly,
Zoé Samudzi, December 3, 2020
Newspaper run by prisoners offers a new chance to convicts
, News Decoder,
Elena Townsend-Lerdo
, December 23, 2020
Journalist Marcus Henderson covered the COVID-19 outbreak inside his own prison,
Committee to Protect Journalists
,
Lucy Westcott
, December 30, 2020
Inside Prison Amid Coronavirus Pandemic: Incarcerated Journalist Says Millions Behind Bars at Risk
| Democracy Now!
, Amy Goodman, March 17, 2020
2010-19 MEDIA about SQNews
Inmates’ Newspaper Covers a World Behind San Quentin’s Walls
,
New York Times
,
by
Patricia Leigh Brown
,
May 20, 2014
The San Quentin News seeks
to humanize inmates
,
Columbia Journalism Review
,
by Jessica Pishko
, October 28, 2014
'Prisons Need Newspapers': An Interview With Juan Haines, Managing Editor at San Quentin News - Pacific Standard
,
ALISSA GREENBERG
, DEC 7, 2018
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