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Revived American Penal Press Contest honors incarcerated journalists
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Revived American Penal Press Contest honors incarcerated journalists
Edwin Chavez of San Quentin News receiving an award for second place in local news coverage. Photo by Marcus Casillas, provided courtesy of the Pollen Initiative. In the brightly-lit auditorium of California’s oldest prison, visitors in business-appropriate suits and dresses gathered with adults in custody donning the conspicuous blue uniforms of the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center on Sept. 19. Others still joined via monitors at the front of …
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