UFC champion Cain Velasquez is teaching emotional regulation and self-control through holotropic breathing exercises to his fellow inmates at CTF-North, promoting a peaceful coexistence and a deeper understanding of oneself.
Denis Akbari, a Berkeley Journalism student, volunteered with the San Quentin News and is now working with Harvard-Yale IPIPS to develop the Inside Knowledge platform, a collaborative, justice-driven media infrastructure that empowers incarcerated people to become creators, scholars, and civically engaged members of their communities.
Harvard-Yale Institute on Policing, Incarceration, and Public Safety has developed peer-facilitated self-help programs for prisoners in California, providing them with the tools to foster self-awareness, ethical renewal, and constructive positive change.
Elizabeth Hinton along with several other esteemed academics and scholars recently agreed to serve as advisors for…
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It’s been nearly half a decade since the California legislature enacted the California Racial Justice Act (CRJA),…