Sports in CDCR
From professional sports teams visiting California prisons to programs for our incarcerated population, sports is part of rehabilitation. For staff, sports can also play a role in maintaining a work-life balance.
Sierra Conservation Center (SCC) volunteers and community members recently took part in a softball tournament against the incarcerated population to...
Members from the Golden State Warriors (GSW) NBA team recently visited San Quentin Rehabilitation Center (SQ). The players arrived to...
Officer Preston Vogt, a range safety officer at California State Prison-Corcoran, finds balance between work and life through flag football....
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Through sports, incarcerated participants learn teamwork, build trust, and create a more normal environment in CDCR institutions.
Filmmakers, Hollywood writers, and actors came into San Quentin Rehabilitation Center (SQ) to film a baseball documentary.
Fellowship and a friendly game of basketball brought messages of hope and healing to those incarcerated on Facility B at...
The San Quentin Rehabilitation Center (SQ) baseball team has a new name, thanks to the San Francisco (SF) Giants. The...
Between the Lines hosted two days of music and basketball for the incarcerated population at Substance Abuse Treatment Facility (SATF).
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CDCR staff recently attended a Rivercats game, highlighted by the California Medical Facility (CMF) acting warden throwing the first pitch.
A correctional officer at Sierra Conservation Center (SCC) represented CDCR by bringing home four medals from the US Police and...