PRISON

31 year old female that can truly say "Been there, Done that" and it is 110% absofuckinlutely true!

A leader in the habilitation of criminal offenders in the United States, Antoine Rivers offers criminals and the ones who educate prisoners, thoughtful and informative insight on the real world. Mr. Rivers served 15 years in the Alabama prison system and is knowledgeable of the ins and outs of prison culture and ways to reintegrate into society.

Brandon Rodarte has been working in law enforcement for nearly a decade as a Prison Gang Detective and has enjoyed writing personal journals about his career experiences in law enforcement. Brandon’s goals are to retire from law enforcement and pursue a second career in teaching, writing and journalism.

One of 6 children. First in family to go to college. Met wife at NC State University. Got an Electrical Engineering BS there and a Masters in EE at Duke Unversity. Retired from IBM as a programmer/manager/project manager. Worked for QVS Software for 10 more years. Wife and I were foster parents for 10 years and adopted 3 of those children. We have 3 other natural children and now have lots of grandchildren. Helped found the local Habitat for Humanity chapter and am still active there. Community volunteer at the local state prison.

Nestled in the Ozark Mountains, I thoroughly enjoy the nature and beauty that surrounds me. My professional background is in sales and marketing. Much of my corporate experience is in International Business as an Export Manager, which allowed me to learn about various cultures, giving me a great appreciation for people across all walks of life. I have also worked as the Global Account Manager for MCI WorldCom on the Wal-Mart, Tyson Foods and JB Hunt Transport accounts managing their voice and data network needs. Currently, I work as a Realtor for one of the area’s biggest real estate companies. I am the Mother of two biological children and four stepchildren. Married for the second time, my husband is the love of my life. Having both been through difficult first marriages, we truly love, appreciate and respect each other. Life is not without its challenges. My beautiful daughter is 25 years old and currently in prison. She is addicted to prescription drugs and hers has been a long, painful road. My son is 20 and is severely affected with autism. He is non-verbal. My stepchildren were young (10, 7, 5 and 3 years) when they came into my life in 2000. There have been many opportunities for growth on our path towards working out the daily life of being a blended family. When I have free time it is spent reading, writing, painting, cooking and crocheting. I love to lose myself in creative projects. I enjoy offering support as a fundraiser for various charities. Forever the optimist, I am often the supporter of the underdog and always willing to lend my voice to those who need it.

BORN IN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. TO MARRIED PARENTS. MY DAD HAS BEEN INCARCERATED MY WHOLE LIFE. MY MOTHER SINGLE PARENT, WHO STAYS DEVOTED TO HER HUSBAND. MY FAMILY IS VERY SPIRITUAL. I GOT MY G.E.D IN JUVENILE DETENTION. WENT BACK TO SCHOOL AND GOT MY DIPLOMA. I WENT TO PRISON INSTEAD OF COLLEGE OUT OF SCHOOL. MY DREAM WAS TO ALWAYS HAVE MY OWN BUSINESS. MY PASSION IS SONG WRITING, BUT I WRITE CREATIVELY ABOUT MY EXPERIENCES. I'M OPTIMISTIC WITH LIFE OBSTACLES, BECAUSE THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS NOT POSSIBLE WITH THE MOST HIGH. DO TO MY PERSONAL RUN INS WITH THE LAW. I RESEARCH LAW,HISTORY,RELIGION,AND SCIENCE. I BELIEVE THAT TRUTH IS ALWAYS THE SAME NO MATTER HOW MUCH TRICKERY ADDED THE FOUNDATION IS ALWAYS WHAT IT WAS. I WRITING A BOOK AND STUDY CIVICS THESE DAYS. I LOOK FORWARD TO IMPROVING MY WRITING SKILLS AND LOOK FORWARD TO EXPRESSING THE OPINIONS OF THE GUYS WHO ARE ALWAYS IN JAIL, BUT NEVER HAVE A VOICE.

George Norton is the author of THE DEN OF INIQUITY and I STOLE THE TURTLE AND THE OCTAVE RULE. He was born and raised in New Jersey. After high school Norton served honorably in the U.S. Air Force during the Vietnam-era. He started writing his first fictional novel in 1989 while still employed in the water treatment field. He engages in a prison ministry and also strives to eradicate illiteracy. In 2009, Norton became the recipient of a Silver Readers Favorite book award in Hawesville, Kentucky. Norton resides in Kansas. His website is: http://www.freewebs.com/authorgeorge.

I have been a homemaker, student, bible teacher. I enjoy growing food organically. My husband is in jail and may be soon going to prison, which is causing me a lot of sorrow.

Corey John Richardson is a former clinician, who holds a Master's Degree in PA Studies from the University of Nebraska's College of Medicine (Omaha) and a Bachelor's Degree in Health Science\PA Certificate from the University of Florida's College of Public Health (Gainesville). He holds an MBA from Salve Regina University's Graduate Business School (Newport, RI) and has completed doctoral health science coursework with a focus on prison healthcare at Spalding University (Louisville, KY). Mr. Richardson's research has been incorporated into criminology courses at the University of Cincinnati and has been included in CURE's congressional file on correctional healthcare in support of HR 3710. He has performed medico-legal consulting and has legal experience assisting prisoners in various civil and criminal actions. As a pro se litigant, he won a precedent-setting case on appeal against the Kentucky DOC and its Abuse of Power (published at Richardson v. Rees, 283 S.W. 3d, 2571). He has also worked as a facilitator in numerous psychotherapeutic and rehabilitative programs. Mr. Richardson has written widely about prison issues and sobriety for publications such as Spotlight on Recovery, Cell Door Magazine (the official publication of the National Death Row Assistance Network), T'he Kentuckiana News, AHP Perspectives (the official journal of the Association for Humanistic Psychology), The Grapevine (Alcoholics Anonymous' international publication), The Long Term View journal (Massachusetts School of Law at Andover), OUTlooks (Canada's GLBT magazine), and others. Several of his essays have been published in the book Voices Through The Wall and he won 1st Prize in the Ford Foundation's 2OO9 national writing competition Think Outside the Cell, An Entrepreneur's Guide for the Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated, also published as a book. Mr. Richardson maintains his writing at coreyrichardson.blogspot.com and may be reached at coreyjohnrichardson@gmail.com

Allen Jones was a Bible Study teacher to teenage murderers, rapist and gang members in San Francisco. Currently he is a prison reform activist and author of CASE GAME an autobiography published by Lulu Press.

I'm a responsible, educated, productive pot-smoking, otherwise law-abiding mother, great and grand, to 17 nice people. I'm also an ordained minister who, as often as possible, connects with the spiritual nature of all things. I use the natural plant Cannabis to raise my quality of life. (It helps me be nicer to annoying people. Aren't you glad? lol). I advocate for almost lost causes ie prison and drug law reform, human rights, an end to prohibition, and lasting peace: I'm sure war is not the way to peace. I deeply love my country as the Constitution laid it out. I claim the rights that God gave me and that the Constitution confirms. I am very disappointed that political types don't honor God nor the founding documents of our nation.

Rich life of diverse interests and activities. Have spent time in prison for embezzlement - and several years in a Benedictine monastery. Taught meditation and consciousness, have been an instructor for a wide variety of motivational topics, as well as computer skills with Adobe and FileMaker Pro. Attended Covey Leadership Training programs, Landmark Forum programs, and am now involved with the Integral Life Institute. From a spiritual standpoint I describe myself as an "Existential, panentheistic Zen Christian".

Lisa Beck is married with two beautiful boys. An advocate for prison reform, she has volunteered with several non-profit organizations. Lisa graduated Summa Cum Laude with her bachelors degree in criminal justice. She wishes to gain employment as a prison counselor now that she has completed her degree.

I'm a graduate student in criminal justice. My interests: books, fashion, liberal politics, prison reform, spicy food, white wine, Muppets, horror movies, film noir, psychology, philosophy, feminism, dance, sarcasm, and new ideas.

I dedicate all of my time to fighting for the ethical treatment of inmates, for prison reform and to abolish the death penalty. I am an administrator for T.I.M.E.© - Treating Inmates Morally & Ethically

Provided healthcare to Texas inmates for 5 years, now providing mental healthcare to veterans and pursuing ways to lessen the burden of incarceration on families, especially the burden upon innocent children with parents in prison.

my name is Robert j Lombardo I was born in the city of newark NJ. At the age of 23, I started in the NJ dept. of corrections.I worked at a juvenile prison complex were I was almost killed.I worked the third shift for over time when I was assaulted and left for dead in a jail

I've been a nurse for 30 years. I've worked in many areas-hospital-home care-nursing homes-state prison system-methadone clinic. During this time I also raised 4 kids by myself. It was difficult, but nursing certainly kept a roof over our heads.

I am looking to change the good time laws in Michigan. This will help my husband who in Prison. Brian is my soul mate, my heart and my live. God please protect and hold him.

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The concept for the MacMillen's book "Prison Basic's" was developed and outlined in 2004. The MacMillen's bring to you over 20 years experience with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, along with their sense of humor!

Independent worker doing mystery shops, demo's, and Virtual Assistant. Am married and involved with prison ministry and working with homeless program in my church. Enjoy working with people and love to interact with others.

Nancy Meis is Executive Director of Art in Prison, Inc, a nonprofit organization that helps prisoners regain their lives. She is also a country-roots-bluegrass gospel singer who performs with her band, Electric Prairie.

Larry Christenson, born April 30, 1952 in Miami, Fl. Raised in Chicago, Ill. Played sports as a kid and loved to fish and play guitar. Comitted a felony at 36 and served 5 years in a Washington prison. Alot of regrets and yet alot to be thankful for.

I am a prison activist/advocate writing about prison issues, hoping to make awareness, and bring reform. One out of every thirty-two people in the USA are currently on parole, probation or in prison. I am owner of The Abolishment Movement, an educational death penalty site.

I'm a hairdresser,have a prison ministry,I paint,write poems,I sing gospel song's for women's conf. And love my grandson's. All four of them.But God is first.

Currently I am as single mother as I await the release of my husband from prison. I live in a small town in the south. Morals and values mean everything, guess agin. I have so many stories to tell of my experiences!

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I am 77 year old widow. Ibaking. came to USA from England in 1954. I retired from a state prison here 2 years ago. Now I spend most of my time knitting ballerina dolls & writing poetry.

54 yr old. Born Moberly Mo,raised Los Angeles,currently living in Kingsport Tn. Married 25 yr,Divorced 8 yr.25 yr Auto Body.3 yr Soc Sec,3 yr Federal Prison,2 yr Telemarketer