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San Quentin SPJ chapter marks 10 years as first organization for incarcerated journalists - Local News Matters
THIS YEAR MARKS the 10th anniversary for San Quentin Rehabilitation Center’s satellite chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists’ Northern California Chapter. It’s the first and only chapter of the national organization inside of a U.S. prison. Pioneered in 2015 by journalist Nancy Mullane and two-dozen incarcerated journalists in the prison, the SQSPJ chapter stands as a beacon for integrating journalistic integrity into the fabric of …
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