Carter (PDN Admin)'s Blog – February 2012 Archive (6)

Women in Kenyan jail discover relaxing effects of yoga

By Shabtai Gold for monstersandcritics.com, Feb 11, 2012

Nairobi - Outside Nairobi's bustling centre and traffic jams, a group of women in striped white and black prison uniforms shuffle into a courtyard, where Margret the yoga teacher awaits them,…

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Goal of Life in Maximum Security: meet your new teacher

By Anneke Lucas for elephantjournal.com, Feb. 9, 2012

Goal of Life: Part 1

(reggae style)

Verse 1:

Updog, downdog, locust, cobra

I am doing Hatha Yoga

Move over

Ignorance…
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Number of Older Inmates Grows, Stressing Prisons

By Tony Williams for The New York Times, January 26, 2012

The number of Americans in prison older than 55 is growing at a faster rate than the group’s share of the population at large, and many prisons are unprepared to provide them with health care, which can cost as much as nine…

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Added by Carter (PDN Admin) on February 14, 2012 at 2:00pm — 2 Comments

The Heartful Dodger

A charismatic ex-con lures at-risk kids away from violence.

By Alix Sharkey for DailyGood, Feb 2, 2012

One bitter night, in the rough end of New Haven, Connecticut, fifteen-year-old Vinny Ferraro and his friends were hanging out as usual by the projects, near the…

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Yoga at San Quentin

I could have been with monks in the Himalayas, surrounded by majestic mountain peaks

by Anneke Lucas, January 11, 2012 for ElephantJournal.com

When we entered the linoleum-tiled,…

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Jail superintendent: Compassion needs to be brought into the system

By Eric W. Dolan for The Raw Story - Monday, January 9, 2012

Richard Van Wickler, the Superintendent of the Department of Corrections in Cheshire Country, NH and member of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, said in an interview that drug addicts should be shown compassion rather than jailed.

He…

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