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2006
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Inland Empire Peace and Justice Summit
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All of Us or None sponsors a Peace and Justice Summit, a formum for formerly incarcerated people to speak out, on Saturday, February 4, 2006 in San Bernardino |
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2005
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INVISIBLE PUNISHMENT exhibit opening November 17
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Come join our Family Advocacy Network at the opening reception for INVISIBLE PUNISHMENT: A Photovoice Exhibit on Prisons and Our Communities
Thursday, November 17th at 6pm at the Asian Resource Gallery, 310 Eight Street at Harrison in Oakland Chinatown. |
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2004
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Remembering Judy Ricci
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A tribute to Judy Ricci, whose work as an HIV peer health educator inspired a movement of prisoner activists - inside and out. |
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Habeas Project Celebrates Victory
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Now in its third year, the Habeas Project is celebrating the release of Mary Ramp. |
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All of Us or None Organizes Peace and Justice Summit
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On July 31, 2004, All of Us or None voiced its demands to elected officials, community leaders, and the public at large. |
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LSPC Program Director Dorsey Nunn Honored
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LSPC's Program Director was honored with an "In the Trenches" Award on July 17th, 2004, by the Senior Ex-Offenders Program in San Francisco. |
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In Memory of Joe Barthel
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A longtime community activist and LSPC supporter, Joe Barthel passed away in December 2003. |
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2003
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LSPC Turns 25!
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| LSPC celebrates a quarter century of fighting for the rights of prisoners and their loved ones. |
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Civil Rights for Former Prisoners Now!
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| LSPC, All of Us or None, and Family Advocacy Network demand an end to discrimination against former prisoners. |
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Update on LSPC's Work with Women Inside
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| Over the last year, LSPC has continued working alongside women prisoners to challenge injustice and fight for change. |
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Remembering Women Prisoners Who've Passed On
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| LSPC joins with others to celebrate Dia de los Muertos and honor women who have died in prison. |
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All of Us or None
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| Former prisoners organize to end discrimination against people with felony convictions. |
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Pregnant Prisoners Fight to Keep Their Babies
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| Find out about the devastating impact of incarceration on motherhood and parenting. |
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LSPC Helps Free Battered Women in Prison
LSPC collaborates with a statewide network of legal advocates on the Habeas Project.
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Family Network Retreat
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| Family members of prisoners come together to heal and strategize for change. |
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2002
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DHS Finds Abuse in Prison Medical Unit
In response to complaints from women prisoners and their advocates, Department of Health Services investigated a Skilled Nursing Facility medical unit at the Central California Women’s Facility in Chowchilla California, and issued a report charging that the prison "failed to ensure that residents were treated with dignity and respect."
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LSPC Mourns the Loss of Sherrie Chapman
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| Sherrie Chapman, longtime LSPC client, friend and courageous fighter for better medical care, died on December 12, 2002. |
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Ex-Prisoners Donate Toys and Bikes to Oakland Youth
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| Dorsey Nunn, LSPC's Program Director, and members of Timers held a toy and bike giveaway for children of incarcerated parents in Oakland. |
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LSPC files objections to Plata lawsuit settlement
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| In May 2002, LSPC submitted objections to the settlement agreement in a major prison medical care lawsuit, on the grounds that it did not adequately address the unique health concerns of women prisoners. |
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Abuse in the SNF
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In April 2002, a hundred protesters demonstrated at CCWF to show their outrage at the inhumane treatment and outright neglect of women in the prison's Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF).
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Attack on Prisoner Rights Advocates
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The California Department of Corrections is attempting to pass a set of regulations which would severely limit prisoners' access to legal services and advocacy.
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Legislative Prison Oversight Committee to be Discontinued
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| The Joint Committee on Prison Construction and Operations which is the legislative body responsible for overseeing California's massive prison system will be discontinued on November 30, 2002. |
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Visiting Rules Draw Protest
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More than 150 family members and loved ones of prisoners testified in Sacramento on March 8th against harsh new prison visiting regulations. |
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LSPC on PBS
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Our own Phyllis Johnson, LSPC's Outreach Coordinator, was featured on a national PBS TV series called American Family. |
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2001
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Davis Vetoes Prisoners
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Several bills addressing various issues of interest to prisoners were sent to Gov. Davis in October 2001. A few were signed; most were vetoed. |
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Death of a Woman Warrior
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Charisse Shumate, prisoner activist and lead plaintiff in medical care lawsuit, dies. |
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Watchdog Speaks Out
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Amnesty International publicizes letter of concern regarding women prisoners. |
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2000
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Women Prisoners Testify
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Courageous women testify on medical and sexual abuse before legislative committee. |
