The project, which is intended to help foster relationships between inmates and their families, is the first of its kind at a correctional facility in the state.
Annabelle Ink
Annabelle Ink is a reporting intern for Civil Beat. She currently attends Pomona College, where she studies English. Email her at aink@civilbeat.org.
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Posted inPrisons
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Posted inWeather
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