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• With the crime rate on the rise in California and the passage of legislation like the "THREE-STRIKES LAW", our state prison system is packed beyond capacity. ... 6 billion, California taxpayers often complain that prisons are like country clubs, since inmates get three square meals a day and higher education more than even some law abiding citizens can hope for. California has the second largest prison system in the world, second only to China (See FOOTE Page 1). It is difficult to grasp that our state has a larger prison population than any other country in the world with the exception of China. This report will examine the California Department of Corrections, exploring the taxpayers view that prisons are like country clubs. ... While some of these services are available, I will show that the average California prison does not serve simply as a vacation spot for criminals, but in fact, life inside is difficult and dangerous. If the state prison industry were standardized, it would not only run more efficiently, but would cost less and result in a lower repeat offender rate. ...
• Taxpayers tend to complain about the money spent on the system, because as the California Department of Corrections (CDC) states in its web page, it costs more to house an inmate than to educate a child. ... " The prison staff must oversee the inmates movements "from the time they wake up, during meals, when working or in class, during free time in the dayroom, and believe it or not, when they are asleep" (See CALIFORNIA Page 1). ...
• In 1994 the Little Hoover Commission, an independent agency created to oversee state government operations, studied the California Department of Corrections. ...
• A judge can send a person to state prison for up to five years for possession of rock cocaine, but there is little or no drug rehabilitation offered to that person. (See CALIFORNIA Page 22). ... "(See FOOTE Page 6) Without some kind of training, these offenders will be back inside a few years, continuing to cost the state money. One report likened the idea of sending a drug user who has been convicted of committing robberies to finance his habit to state prison, to "a maid sweeping dirt from the floor under the living room rug. ...

• "We deal with these kind of things all the time," said Billy Mayfield, spokesman for what is officially known as California State Prison, Sacramento. ...
• Lance Corcoran, vice president of the California Correctional Peace Officers Association, said the threat of violence is a daily fact of life for prison workers at maximum-security institutions.

• , Dominguez walks past three barbed-wire fences to his classroom where he teaches inmates at San Quentin State Penitentiary. San Quentin is home to over 5,800 of California's 145,000 inmates. ...
•     California has 33 prisons scattered throughout the state. The California State Prison Literacy Act requires these prisons to offer educational programs to inmates who test poorly academically. But a study conducted by the Little Hoover Commission, a 13-member advisory board authorized by the state to evaluate the efficiency of prison agencies, was critical of the education program.
•     The commission, which investigates the operation of state government agencies, found that the California Department of Corrections has no responsibility to get actual results from these programs. ...
•     The report also calls the sentencing structure of California's prison system an impediment to inmate rehabilitation. In 1977, Determinate Sentencing, whereby inmates are given a fixed number of years or months in prison for a given crime, went into effect in the state of California. ...
•     The study links the high rate of recidivism with the lack of effective education programs in California prisons. ...
•     Although the California Prison system has not stressed the education of inmates over the last twenty years, the idea hasn't been lost. Terry Lee Guilford recalled the economics class he took while an inmate at Folsom state prison. ... It was only a requirement of the prison which was connected to Sacramento City College. ...
•     "I just took to it like a duck in water," says Guilford, who went on to get his bachelor degree after being transferred to Soledad State Prison, where he was involved in an education program developed between Soledad and San Jose State University. ... " Two years after Guilford received his degree, the San Jose State University-Soledad program was dismantled.

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• Authorizes the State Department of Corrections (DOC) to move no more than 15 condemned men to secure condemned housing at the California State Prison, Sacramento, as specified. Authorizes DOC to move condemned prisoners whose medical or mental health needs are so critical as to endanger the inmate or others to the California Medical Facility or other appropriate institution for medical or mental health treatment, as specified. ...
• Continuously appropriates $30 million from the General Fund each year to the State Department of Social Services for specified domestic violence programs. ...
• Requires the Office of Criminal Justice Planning, with the assistance of a specified advisory committee, to develop, adopt, and make available to every public or general acute care hospital or other medical professionals, as required, a standard state form for collecting forensic evidence when that evidence is agreed to by the patient, who is a victim of domestic violence, after consulting with his or her health care provider, a victim advocate, and law enforcement. ...
• Replaces current law relating to enforcement of domestic violence protective orders from other states with the Uniform Interstate Enforcement of Domestic Violence Protection Orders Act, promulgated by the National Conference on Uniform State Laws. ... Specifies that registration of a valid order in this state is not required for its enforcement. Requires a law enforcement officer of this state to enforce an order if probable cause exists that the order is valid and has been violated. ...
• Requires, in any criminal action or proceeding in which a witness is alleged to be a victim of domestic violence, stalking, or identity theft, that all identifying information shall be redacted from any ruling, decision, pleading, motion, document, exhibit, or other evidence, including testimony before the court, except upon motion of the defendant for the court to review the identifying information in camera and authorize the disclosure to the defense of only that identifying information reasonably necessary to the defendant's defense under the California or United States Constitution. ...
• Enacts the California Safe From the Start Partnership Program administered by the State Department of Justice (DOJ), in consultation with the State Department of Health Services, to provide five-year annual grants to local law enforcement agencies for programs aimed at reducing the number of children who are witness to, or victims of, violence. ...
• Requires the State Department of Corrections and the Board of Prison Terms to provide notification to a county child welfare services agency that requests notification or the impending release of an inmate committed to state prison for child abuse, sexual offenses against a child, or domestic violence. ...
• Requires the State Department of Health Services to implement several new activities relating to violence. ...
• Appropriates $100,000 from the General Fund to the Office of Criminal Justice Planning for the Interagency Council on Child Abuse and Neglect to conduct a statewide Child Death Review Team training program to be coordinated with the State Child Death Review Council. ...
• Requires, in any criminal action or proceeding in which a witness is alleged to be a victim domestic violence, stalking, or identity theft, all identifying information shall be redacted from any ruling, decision, pleading, motion, document, exhibit, or other evidence, including testimony before the court, except upon motion of the defendant for the court to review the identifying information in camera and authorize the disclosure to the defense of only that identifying information reasonably necessary to the defendant's defense under the California or United States Constitution. ...
• Provides that any person who, under specified circumstances, threatens verbally, in writing, or by means of an electronic communication device, to commit a sexually violent offense against a child under 14 years of age, even if there is no intent of actually delivering or conveying the threat, shall be punished by imprisonment in a county jail not to exceed one year, or by imprisonment in the state prison. ...
• Increases the penalty, from a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in county jail, to an alternative felony misdemeanor, punishable by 16 months, two, or three years in state prison, for any person who, against the will of a minor 14 years of age or older, but without unlawful constraint, touches an intimate part of the minor for purposes of sexual arousal or abuse (sexual battery), when the person holds a position of special trust. Increases the penalty, from a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in county jail, to an alternative felony misdemeanor, punishable by 16 months, two, or three years in state prison, for any person who annoys or molests a child under the age of 18, when the person holds a position of special trust. ...

• 1970 - Kent State massacre: The Ohio National Guard, sent to Kent State University after the ROTC building was burnt down, opens fire on students protesting the United States' invasion of Cambodia. ...
• 1998 - A federal judge in Sacramento, California gives "Unabomber" Theodore Kaczynski four life sentences plus 30 years after Kaczynski accepted a plea agreement sparing him from the death penalty. ...
• 1999 - In California, Manuel Babbitt is executed for the 1980 murder of Leah Schendel. ...

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• This page contains articles and comments about the on-going California State Senate hearings on Prison Abuse (July 28 -? , 1998). ...
• Other states have the same problems and often worse than those depicted in California's hearings. ...
• I have included a sampling of articles being generated as a result of the California State Senate Hearings on Prison abuse, brutality, rape and murder as perpetrated by prison guards upon prisoners in Corcoran Prison and other prisons throughout the state of California.
• SACRAMENTO (AP) - A code of silence and pressure from the prison guard union repeatedly blocked brutality probes at a maximum-security prison, a prosecutor testified Tuesday.
• A legislative panel is investigating allegations of wrongdoing at Corcoran State Prison in the San Joaquin Valley south of Fresno. ...
• ``To put it in perspective, what we're trying to find out at these hearings is whether cover-ups have been made on a host of allegations,'' said state Sen. ...
• The hearings stem from a two-part Los Angeles Times report this month that said investigations at Corcoran were whitewashed because the California Correctional Peace Officers Association had given $1 million in campaign donations to Gov. ...
• Here are some of the highlights of the interviews given to press at the hearings of Corcoran Prison Abuse of prisoners, heard in Sacramento on July 28, 1998.
• The problems aren't just in Corcoran, they exist in prisons throughout the state.
• California has the most draconian sentencing laws in the nation where they send our children to prison for life as punishment for stealing a piece of pizza.
• That is the biggest lie ever told to the people of California. ...
• A special legislative panel probing allegations of wrongdoing -- and possible cover-ups -- at Corcoran State Prison heard from one former employee Tuesday who said she feared for her life after reporting the beating of inmates at the hands of prison guards.
• Her testimony came on the first of a two-day legislative inquiry into alleged guard misconduct and allegations that the California Department of Corrections' top brass attempted to stifle public knowledge of abuses.
• Other members became angry at attorneys hired by the officers' union, the California Correctional Peace Officers Association, who repeatedly restricted their clients' testimony.
• "It's clear that an institution as powerful as the California Legislature cannot compel testimony from witnesses here today," said Sen. ...
• SACRAMENTO (AP) -- Investigators probing allegations of inmate abuse at Corcoran State Prison face officers who decline to cooperate and pressure from the powerful prison guards' union, a prosecutor says.

• Between 1990 and 2000, state and federal prison population climbed 79% to 1. ...
• In addition, 6,200 state prisoners finished their sentences or were paroled during the last half of the year. The number of inmates held in state prisons declined for the first time since 1972.
• In the short term, federal prisons are likely to continue outgrowing state prisons for the next 12 to 18 months. ...
• SACRAMENTO - Three California State Prison, Sacramento guards were stabbed and one remained hospitalized Friday after what officials suspect was a gang-affiliated assault. ...
• Five inmates were injured in fighting among more than 300 inmates last month at California State Prison, Los Angeles County, in Lancaster, but guards were not targeted. ...
• Lance Corcoran, vice president of the California Correctional Peace Officers Association, said the incident illustrates the dangers officers face daily, but "it doesn't appear it was a pre-planned incident. ...
• The high security prison was built in 1986 next door to historic Folsom prison, 25 miles east of Sacramento, and is commonly called New Folsom. ...
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• 91 to house inmates in state prisons, according to a new report from the state's legislative watchdog.
• The annual study by PEER helps the state determine if private jails that house inmates operate at a cost at least 10 percent below the state's costs, as required by law.
• Rick McCarty, deputy commissioner of administration and finance for the Mississippi Department of Corrections, said the daily average was slightly lower than last year because the state housed more inmates while costs rose only nominally.
• "If we keep more inmates in our state-run beds, it's more cost effective than keeping them in per-diem beds. ...
• By Trevor Chappell, State Political Correspondent.
• The Victorian government today defended its decision to renew a contract with a private health operator for the state's prisons after the opposition accused it of hypocrisy. ...

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• Editorial: More ideas for California State's situation demands new approaches.
• January 1, 2004   Happy New year! And what a year it is likely to be for California. ...
• It may just be a foreshadowing of what lies ahead for the state in 2004.
• As we noted last Sunday, business as usual will not suffice to meet the challenges California faces in the year ahead. ...
• But California needs to consider some notions that might have seemed unthinkable a year ago. ...
• This is, after all, a discussion about the future of your state. ...
• For a brief instant in 2003, California was on the verge of talking seriously about the effects of Proposition 13. Multibillionaire investor Warren Buffett, who was advising Arnold Schwarzenegger on state finances during the recall campaign, mused in public about the disparity between the tax bills on his houses in Nebraska and California. ...
• California needs to come to grips with the effects of the 1978 initiative that limits the growth of property taxes, sooner rather than later. ...
• California isn't ever likely to dump Proposition 13, but 2004 would be a great time to move toward one change in particular, a split property tax roll that differentiates between residential and commercial property. ...
• First, though, the state's politicians have to be willing to talk about the subject. ...
• Although California is the most populous state and easily the most complex society and economy on the face of the globe, the state has one of the smallest legislatures in the country: only 80 members in the Assembly and 40 members in the Senate. The result is more human distance between citizens and lawmakers than in any other state. ...
• California pays many penalties for having such a small Legislature. The Legislature doesn't have the diversity and range of talent and knowledge that it should have in such a big, complex state. ...

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• Works (San Leandro Area) 36848 ============================================================================= System: California, State of County: Amador Type: Unknown Use: Unknown Frequencies: 858. ... 2625 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- System: California, State of County: Del Norte Type: Unknown Use: Unknown Frequencies: 858. ... 2625 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- System: California, State of County: Fresno Type: I Fleet Map: E1 P3 Use: Avenal State Prison Frequencies: 858. ... 2625 Police Operations: Police Avenal State Prison (Activities/Adam Units) 000-2 Police Avenal State Prison (Alpha Units) 400-2 Police Avenal State Prison (Bravo Units) 000-14 Police Avenal State Prison (Control/Central/Frank) 400-0 Police Avenal State Prison (Building #5 / Rec. ) 000-6 Police Avenal State Prison (Frank Units) 400-14 Police Avenal State Prison (Frank Units) 400-12 Police Avenal State Prison (Frank Units/Yard) 400-13 Police Avenal State Prison 400-15 Police Avenal State Prison 000-10 Police Avenal State Prison 100-0 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- System: California, State of County: Imperial Type: I Fleet Map: E1 P3 Use: El Centro State Prison Frequencies: 863. ... 2000 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- System: California, State of County: Imperial Type: Unknown Use: Unknown Frequencies: 863. ... 2000 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- System: California, State of County: Kern Type: I Fleet Map: E1 P3 Use:: Delano State Prison Frequencies: 858. ... 2625 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- System: California, State of County: Kern Type: I Fleet Map: E1 P3 Use: Wasco State Correctional Facility Frequencies: 858. ... 2625 Police Operatons: Police Wasco State Correctional (Control) 000-0 Police Wasco State Correctional (Delta Units) 000-8 Police Wasco State Correctional (Edward Units) 000-10 Police Wasco State Correctional 100-2 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- System: California, State of County: Kings Type: Unknown Use: Unknown Frequencies: 858. ... 2625 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- System: California, State of County: Kings Type: Unknown Use: Unknown Frequencies: 857. ... 2625 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- System: California, State of County: Lassen Type: Unknown Use: Unknown Frequencies: 857.

• Police in Turkey announce the arrest of a yet-unnamed man they state has admitted giving the order to suicide bombers to attack Beth Israel synagogue in Istanbul on November 15. ...
• Strikers are demanding the government hand over $58 million from the privatization of a state electricity company for the cleanup. ...
• Using state of the art computer generated images based on the Zapruder film, the programme concludes that a lone gunman could have shot Kennedy. ...
• Shevardnadze denounces what he calls an attempted coup and declares a state of emergency. ...
• President George W Bush arrives back in the United States after his controversial State Visit to the UK. ...
• Bush's state visit. ...
• The PRC's state press condemns Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian's move toward holding a referendum on "independence" and providing the legislative framework for declaring a Republic of Taiwan. ...
• Bush arrives in London for the start of his three-day state visit to the United Kingdom amid an extremely high-security operation. ...
• Protestors in the United Kingdom make preparations for President Bush's state visit to the UK starting Tuesday. ...
• Department of Public Health that the state's non-recognition of same-sex marriage is unconstitutional and gives the state legislature 180 days to change the law. ...
• Santa Barbara County, California police search the Neverland ranch of pop icon Michael Jackson, looking for evidence to corroborate a 12-year-old boy's complaint that he was sexually molested. ...
• Arnold Schwarzenegger is sworn in as Governor of California. ...
• Tony Blair publicly defends his decision to invite President Bush to the UK on a state visit. ...
• Bush's state visit next week. ...
• In Louisiana, conservative Democrat Kathleen Blanco defeats Republican Bobby Jindal to become the first woman governor elected from that state. ...
• Bush should have been invited for a state visit to the UK. ...

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• 1988 - In Sacramento, California, police find a body buried in the lawn of 60-year-old boardinghouse landlady Dorothea Puente (seven bodies were eventually found and Puente was convicted of three murders and sentenced to life in prison). ...

• January 16 - In Sacramento, California a commercial truck carrying evaporated milk is driven into the state capitol building killing the driver. ...
• April 25 - The State of Vermont passes HB847, legalizing Civil Unions for same-sex couples. ...

• 2001 Open Studio, Crocker Art Museum / Scott-Elliot studios, Sacramento, CA.
• 2000 72 Hour International Congress, Sacramento, CA. ...
• 1999 California State Fair, California Works, Show/Demonstration, Sacramento, CA.
• 1995 Kim Scott: 20 years of making , American River Community College, Sacramento, California .
• 1994 Sport of the Mind, Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, California.
• 1980 Kim Scott, Solano College, Solono, California.
• 2002 The Muff and Queenie Show, Toyroom Gallery, Sacramento, Ca.
• 1999 Open Studio, by Center for Contemporary Art/ Scott-Elliot studios, Sacramento, CA.
• 1998 Memento, Enamel on Copper, Michael Himovitz Gallery, Sacramento, California.
• 1996 Naked Attributes, Oil Paintings, Michael Himovitz Gallery, Sacramento, California.
• 1994 Sport of the Mind, Oil Paintings and Enamel on Copper, Michael Himovitz Gallery, Sacramento, California .
• 1991 Creative Witness, Oil Paintings, Michael Himovitz Gallery, Sacramento, California.
• 1992 Creative Witness, Oil Paintings, Himovitz Spectrum Gallery, San Francisco, California.
• 1990 India Moon, Gouache on board, and copper repouce, Michael Himovitz Gallery, Pavilions,Sacramento, California .
• 1989 Introductions, oil on canvas, wood ,and copper enamel,The Haynes Gallery, San Francisco, California.
• 1989 Small Enamels, Enamels and mixed media, Himovitz Gallery, Sacramento, California.

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• Contracted by California Department of Mental Health to conduct Sexually Violent Predator (SVP) Evaluations and court testimony. Contracted by the California Department of Mental Health to conduct quality assurance, evaluation consultation and training for the California Sex Offender Commitment Program. Conduct Mentally Disordered Offender evaluations and evaluations for the Conditional Release Program in Los Angeles County, California. ...
• Consulting Psychologist, Sex Offender Commitment Program, Department of Mental Health, Sacramento, California. ...
• Responsible for state-wide training of all clinical staff who perform Welfare and Institutions Code (WIC) 6600 (Sexually Violent Predator) clinical evaluations on inmates with sex offenses in California State Prison. Performed trainings for California District Attorneys, parole agents and investigators on clinical and legal issues in expert testimony in Sexually Violent Predator trials. Have also provided training to staff at Atascadero State Hospital on performing the clinical evaluation for recommitment of sexually violent predators. Provided training on administration of the Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised to the California SVP clinical evaluators. ... Have provided testimony in Superior Courts in numerous counties in California. ...
• Clinical Psychologist, Atascadero State Hospital, Atascadero, California. ...
• Clinical psychologist for Mentally Disordered Offenders committed to Atascadero State Hospital Pursuant to Penal Code 2962. ... Provided testimony to the California Board of Prison Terms and the San Luis Obispo Superior Court regarding dangerousness. ...
• Staff Psychologist, California Men's Colony, San Luis Obispo, California. ...
• Member of outpatient treatment team with responsibilities for clinical interview, diagnosis and treatment of new arrivals to California Department of Corrections, Psychiatric Unit. ...
• Job duties included performing clinical evaluations and recommending inmates appropriate for transfer to Atascadero State Hospital. Utilization review duties included reviewing inmates in treatment at Atascadero State Hospital to assess need for continued inpatient treatment. ...

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• Summer energy warning for state.
• In addition, more than two dozen plants in California that were decades old have been retired in the last two years. As a result, California will have 873 fewer megawatts available this summer compared to last, according to the report. ...
• 5 million from the Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians in San Diego County, was believed to be the largest campaign donation in the history of California politics. ...
• Bustamante admits violations and agrees to pay $263,000 Sacramento Bee .
• The breakthrough came when Democratic legislators dropped their demand for state regulation of the rates insurers charge employers. ...
•   So officials of the discount retail chain said it was a mistake for managers at the Burbank and Sacramento stores to allow Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to collect petition signatures this week for his campaign to reform the state workers' compensation system. ...
• Arnold Schwarzenegger campaign for workers' compensation reform this week on the doorstep of outlets in Burbank and Sacramento. ...
• Police in California would have to abide by strict guidelines during pursuits or risk being sued, according to a proposed law heard Tuesday in the Senate Public Safety Committee. ...
• State financial situation looks no better, no worse.
• Third quarter tax collections by the state came in nearly as predicted, leaving lawmakers in no better -- or no worse -- position as they work to solve next year's $17 billion budget shortfall, officials said Tuesday. ...
• State tax income right on track, figures show Contra Costa Times .
• The financial success of their casinos hasn't ended California American Indians' traditional presence in the media as stereotypes, a San Diego County tribal chairman said Tuesday. ... Sacramento Bee .

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• Prisoners and family members can also write to the Ombudsmen at their Sacramento address (a prisoner should write Confidental Legal Mail on the envelope). ...
• Sacramento address for all ombudspeople:.
• Sacramento, CA 95834.
• Ken Hurdle, Lead Ombudsman and CSP-Sacramento -- (916) 445-1748 or (916) 985-8610.
• Chris Weaver, High Desert State Prison -- (916) 445-1769 or (530) 251-5023.
• Domingo Uribe, Salinas Valley State Prison -- (916) 324-5448 or (831) 678-5500.
• Duncan Fallon, Pelican Bay State Prison -- (916) 327-8446 or (707) 465-9171.
• This is an office that was set up to investigate problems in the CDC and in the California Youth Authority. ...
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• California prison director resigns .
• SACRAMENTO – The director of the state prison system, the nation's largest, has resigned after two years on the job. ...
• Alameida, 54, began working in the state Department of Corrections in 1973 and became its director in September 2001. ...

• California State Senate Gives Tom Hayden A Tearful Send Off .
• SACRAMENTO--He was the world-famous radical elected to the heart of the establishment. When he came to Sacramento as a lowly assemblyman nearly two decades ago, he was regarded warily as an invader and outlaw by his fellow lawmakers, some of whom even tried to expel him from the Legislature as a "traitor. ...
• He has, for example, criticized the state's multibillion-dollar prison building boom and pushed for campaign finance reform. ...
• In an eloquent farewell speech, he said his time in Sacramento has taught him that "all great ideas don't come from my head" and that compromise and dialogue can lead to meaningful change. ...

• Linda Perry, Sacramento County Office of Education.
• Diane Deutsch, Tehachapi, State Prison.
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• Health Literacy Research and the California Health Literacy Initiative: How to Use Health Literacy in Instruction, Why a Statewide Initiative (Double Session).
• Presenter: Linda Perry, Coordinator, Instructional Technology & Learning Resources, Sacramento County Office of Education, Sacramento, CA.
• Presenter(s): Sydney Thornton, ESL Teacher, Folsom State Prison, plus a representative of the Mexican Consulate .
• Presenter(s): Valerie Reinke, Library Programs Consultant, California State Library, Sacramento, CA; Freley Hosannah, Butte County Library; Beatriz Sarmiento, Commerce Library, Jackie Miller, Sacramento Library; Sandy Tosti, Solano County Library; Amy Crepeau, Huntington Beach Public Library.
• In California, 25 library literacy programs are implementing EFF. ...

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