Executive Director Jody Lewen moderated Contextualizing The San Quentin Project: Nigel Poor and the Men of San Quentin State Prison, a colloquium at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive that brought together leading UC Berkeley faculty from the fields of law, social welfare, and literature, along with artist Nigel Poor, to discuss the power of personal narrative and how narratives of incarceration have taken shape across disciplines.
Jody Lewen Moderates Colloquium on Narratives of Incarceration at BAMPFA
By Mount Tamalpais College | December 13, 2019
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Pleased to be mentioned in this NYT Opinion piece about Gov. Newsom's plans for San Quentin. We hope the increased attention on programs at SQ amplifies the voices and perspectives of MTC students and alumni.
If you missed the movie and panel at the SF Public Library, catch up on a great conversation with MTC alumni here: https://www.mttamcollege.edu/sf-public-library-event-showcases-impact-of-college-education-in-prison/
The FCC will require phone companies serving prisons, jails and detention facilities across the U.S. to provide video communication services for deaf and hard of hearing prisoners.
@cm_thompson3's report includes an ASL interpretation of the news: https://trib.al/CpcHW9v
