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Study Identifies S.Q. Groups Shown to Reduce Recidivism
FOUR PROGRAMS FROM THE INSIGHT PRISON PROJECT OFFER OFFENDERS A TRANSFORMATIVE EXPERIENCE San Quentin News, February 2013, page 3 By San Quentin News Staff A new study says four San Quentin programs help criminal offenders become productive members of society when released from prison. The findings focused on San Quentin’s Victim/Offender Education Group, Violence Prevention, Brother’s Keeper, and Yoga programs. They were studied by the National Council on Crime and Delinquency. The programs are a part of the Insight Prison Project, launched in 1997.
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