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• An informative site from the California Department of Corrections (CDC) containing historical and current information on the death penalty in the state of California. Includes a current list of condemned inmates, lethal injection procedures, and photographs of death row at San Quentin State Prison and the Central California Women's Facility. Also includes graphic summaries of murders and other capital crimes of defendants executed since California reinstated the death sentence in 1978. ...
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• This site provides a wide range of information about the California Department of Corrections (CDC). Includes links to CDC facts, news, job opportunities, capital punishment, prisons and correctional facilities, programs, regulations and policies, and statistics on California's incarcerated population. ...
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• The first RHI-Amateur Women's California State Championships.
• July 1, 1998—Roller Hockey International-Amateur (RHI-A) and Topcat Hockey presented the first RHI-A Women's California State Championships at the Gretzky Center in Irvine, California, from June 13-14. ... RHI-A produced a fine example of that truth to the rest of the country—the Women's California Inline Roller Hockey State Championships.
• More than 300 female players comprising 26 teams from all over the state of California traveled to participate, and vie for the title, "State Champ. ...
• "This is the largest turnout to date for a women's inline roller hockey event. ... RHI-A organizes women's tournaments that are held monthly up and down the California coast. ...
• "Rink owners throughout the state are looking forward to hosting an event at their facility in support of the California Women's State Championships," said Kurt Labeda of the Labeda Test Facility. ...
• Individual team trophies were presented to the winners and to mark history, a perpetual trophy is to be housed permanently at RHI-A corporate headquarters in Long Beach, California.
• The laughter, smiles and unequaled sportsmanship during the Novice Division games, paired with the intensity of the elite performances, brought all skill levels together in a victory for women's inline roller hockey," said Shari Hitt, RHI-A Regional Manager.
• Other sponsors to acknowledge include: Red Rock Publications; Sun Hockey; Speed Skate Lube; Empire Sports; Inline Hockey Central; Mach 1; V-Formation; Easton, Valt Sportswear, Volcanix, Sure Shot and Black Biscuit.
• Roller Hockey International-Amateur is headquartered in Long Beach, California. For more information and photographs of the event contact: RHI-A (800) 884-7442 or (562) 628-0590 (inside California).

• Founded in 1994, the California Black Women's Health Project (CABWHP) focuses on empowering Black women to take personal responsibility for our own health and to advocate for changes in policies that adversely affect Black women's health status. ...
• Since 1995, CABWHP has partnered with local community- based organizations to develop "The Well", a women's self-help resource center and clinic located inside an affordable housing complex in South Central Los Angeles. The facility is so-named to reflect the tradition of African women gathering at the community well to gather water to sustain themselves and their families, as well as exchange information and find social support. ...

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• Police State:   paging archives | show all archives | archive calendar Memorial/Protest Following 8 Deaths at Central California Women's Prison On Jan 27, a memorial and demonstration was held at the Central California Women's Facility (CCWF) entrance in Chowchilla, CA, to remember the deaths that have resulted from not providing proper health care, and to protest the correctional facility's continued neglect of its inmates. ... The most recent prisoner fatalities come in the wake of a dismissal of class action litigation challenging medical neglect and abuse at CCWF, and historic legislative hearings that took place inside two other California women's prisons in October. ...

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• Women prisoner advocates charged that Governor Gray Davis deliberately ignored directives from both the California Department of Corrections and the Board of Prison Terms to release Charisse Shumate, the lead plaintiff of a recently dismissed class action lawsuit challenging medical neglect against women prisoners. ...
• Shumate testified last October about medical neglect and abuse inside the Central California Women's Facility at legislative hearings sponsored by Sen. ...
• "Governor Davis flagrantly violated the spirit of the compassionate release statute," said Judy Greenspan of California Prison Focus. ...
• According to prison advocates, Shumate was well-known through the California Department of Corrections and experienced some retaliation due to her role as lead plaintiff in the medical care lawsuit. Shumate died on August 4, while incarcerated at the Central California Women's Facility, the prison which was under state investigation last winter after nine women died in a three-month period.

• Inmates at the Central California Women’s Facility at Madera and the California Institution for Women at Chino discuss the events that led to their incarceration in this A&E Investigative Reports documentary. ...

• The Central California Women's Facility is located in Chowchilla, a small Central Valley town distinguished by the fact that it houses two-thirds of the state's 10,000 women prisoners. In 1990 the CDoC built CCWF in Chowchilla, the first women's prison in the state equipped with a skilled nursing facility; five years later it constructed Valley State Prison for Women (VSPW) across the street. ...
• A nine-month Bay Guardian investigation into health care in California women's prisons -- including more than 15 interviews with current inmates of the California prison system, dozens of interviews with former inmates and friends and relatives of prisoners, and extensive review of thousands of pages of documents including court filings, administrative reports, and inmate medical records -- has found that the medical system in these prisons has repeatedly failed to provide even the most basic treatment and care for sick prisoners. ...
• District Court has been brought on behalf of hundreds of women in California prisons. ...
• Wilson, the suit alleges that women's prisons are responsible for many instances of poor treatment and that the California Department of Corrections has violated prisoners' rights under the First, Fourth, Fifth, Eighth, Ninth, and Fourteenth Amendments, including the right to be free of cruel and unusual punishment. ...
• Although the suit focuses on two prisons -- CCWF and the California Institution for Women (CIW) in Frontera -- the Bay Guardian investigation has found that the medical care problems faced by women in those two prisons are symptomatic of a much more widespread health care crisis in women's prisons throughout California. Many of the problems alleged in the suit (and confirmed by various independent investigations) result from systemic problems built into the health care delivery system in women's prisons. ...
• Christine May, spokesperson for the California Department of Corrections, told the Bay Guardian she could not respond to any allegations related to the Shumate case or to any specific allegations about individual inmates and the quality of their care. ...
• "We provide a full range of services, including a skilled nursing facility at the Central California Women's Facility," May said. ...

• There is a crisis in health care for women prisoners in California, where inmates are routinely denied access to trained medical providers, receive inadequate diagnostic and follow-up care, and suffer interruptions in the delivery of prescription medications, according to Nancy Stoller, a professor of community studies at UCSC.
• Stoller, a sociologist who began studying the health care of women in prison more than 25 years ago, recently received a $45,000 grant from the California Policy Seminar (CPS) to examine health care conditions for women in California state prisons. ...
• The grant was funded by CPS's California Program on Access to Care, a subsection dedicated to studying whether the state's poor, rural, and immigrant populations are losing access to health care. ...
• Recent legal cases indicate that the Department of Corrections has failed to comply with major portions of the settlement of a lawsuit that challenged the quality of health care at two women's prisons in 1997, and the state now faces a separate impending lawsuit regarding conditions at its largest facility for women, Valley State Prison in Chowchilla. ...
• The grant will enable Stoller to assess the scope of the problem in the state's three largest prisons for women: Valley State Prison and the Central California Women's Facility, both in Chowchilla, and the California Institute for Women, which is about 40 miles east of Los Angeles.
• She will also compare the model of health care offered in California with services that are provided for women prisoners in other states. In California, the Department of Corrections provides routine health care directly and contracts with local hospitals and specialists for inpatient care and surgery. ...
• The California Policy Seminar is a joint project of the University of California and the state legislature. ...

• Catholic Initiatives in California Prison Ministry .
• P, is working with Sister Theresa Lynch, CSJ, a high school teacher, campus minister and prison volunteer to implement a "Puppies in Prison" program at the California Institute for Women in Chino. ...
• There are more than 7,300 mothers among the nearly 9,500 women incarcerated in California. ... And most of them are serving their time in Chowchilla at the Central California Women's Facility-the world's largest women's prison complex.
• This national event is sponsored yearly by JusticeWorks and cosponsored this year in California by Justice partners: Women in Criminal Justice, the Jail Visitation Program of Loaves & Fishes, and the (arch) diocese of Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, San Jose, Oakland, Fresno, Orange, and San Francisco.

•   Home > Issues in Depth > Women's Health Care.
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• Learn about the medical crisis behind bars, read stories from women inside, and find out about the series of deaths that took place during the winter of 2000 at the Central California Women's Facility.
• A bibliography about health care in women's prisons.

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• HEC Software's Reading Horizons was selected by California State University from among 24 other vendors for use in the California Inmate Literacy Project 1994-1997. ...
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• THE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA WOMEN'S FACILITY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15.
• In all my years of prisoner advocacy, I have never had a more nightmarish and haunting night than my visit with women prisoners at the Central California Women's Facility in Chowchilla on Friday, December 15, 2000. Members of the HIV in prison Committee of California Prison Focus (including myself) witnessed the seventh death of a woman prisoner since November 9. ...
• We have asked Senator Richard Polanco, Chair of the Joint Subcommittee on Prison Construction and Operations to conduct this investigation, and to bring in a panel of doctors and specialists to review these women's medical files. We have also demanded that the MTA system be suspended and competent medical staff be brought in from the public health sector to save the women's lives. ...
• The women prisoners I was meeting with have seen a lot of death and dying inside the Central California Women's Facility but even they are deeply affected by the current death toll. These seven deaths come in the wake ofthe dismissal of the Shumate case (class action litigation challenging medical neglect and abuse at CCWF and another women's prison) and the historical two-day long legislative hearings held in October inside two California women's prisons.
• Public exposure is one of the only ways to get the California Department of Corrections to change. ...
• Judy Greenspan, Chairperson, HIV in Prison Committee, California Prison Focus, 2940 l6th Street, #307, San Francisco, CA 94103, phone/fax (510) 665-1935. ...

• SACRAMENTO – Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento leaders have decided to pursue building a women's and children's center in midtown Sacramento. If approved by the Sutter Health Board of Directors early next year, it will be a center where women and children can access the highest level of care available in Northern California, with the facility, staff, equipment and physicians available to offer the latest treatment options for their patients. ...
• The center enhances Sutter's ability to remain the leader in women's and children's services. ...
• "We are investing in our community," said Jim Gray, Chair of the Sutter Health Central Board of Trustees. ... We plan to be here for at least that much longer to deliver the next several generations of Northern California children. ...
• "We are strongly committed to continuing to provide the very best in pediatric and neonatal services, in offering our family-centered maternal and infant services, and in building our adult and pediatric heart programs to meet the growing needs of our community," said Sarah Krevans, Regional Executive Officer for Sutter Health and CEO of Sutter Health's Central Service Area that comprises Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado and Yolo counties.
• The Sutter Health Central Board's decision will require substantial financial investment and due diligence to ensure the physical space and environment fits the long-term needs of our patients," Board Chair Gray said. ...
• Following Sutter Health Board approval, Gray said a detailed clinical program analysis, and design, planning and regulatory process will commence, and will include discussions with the Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development, the City of Sacramento, and the California Department of Health Services. ...
• "This is an exciting time for women's and children's health in Northern California," said Gregory Janos, M. ... , Medical Director of Women's and Children's Services for Sutter Memorial Hospital. ...
• Since the opening of this one-of-a-kind facility for women's and children's services will not occur for four-to-six years, work crews at Sutter Memorial Hospital this month are beginning a 10-month, $2 million facelift of the facility to create a more welcoming and comfortable environment for patients and their families. ...
• The 348-bed Sutter Memorial Hospital specialized in women's and children's services, hearts and transplant services. More babies are born at Sutter Memorial Hospital than at any other hospital in Northern California.

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• In September 1998, the Pacific Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center teamed up with California Department of Corrections personnel in an effort to train future trainers in the area of substance abuse and treatment for the correctional client. ... In attendance were parole agents, correctional staff, and treatment providers from California and the Arizona Department of Corrections. ...
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• However, California's unofficial "medial ban", which limits press access to prisons, makes media advocacy difficult. ...
• " The program offered viewers an extremely rare chance to see behind the walls and hear directly from incarcerated women about their experiences inside California state prisons. ...
• In the winter of 2000, nine women died in less than ten weeks at the Central California Women's Facility (CCWF). ... Three of California's major daily papers covered the issue, family members of the deceased spoke on local and national radio programs and Amnesty International joined our efforts by issuing a press release which lead to international coverage. ...
• Due to the effectiveness of the media campaign, the California Department of Corrections conducted an investigation and the California state legislature convened a public hearing. ...
• "2 more die at women's prison in Chowchilla" (San Francisco Chronicle) .
• "USA, Independent investigation into deaths at California prison urgently needed" (Amnesty International) .
• In June 2000, LSPC worked in collaboration with the San Francisco Chronicle to expose a fraudulent medical laboratory that contracted with the California Department of Corrections (CDC) to test prisoners' specimens. ... LSPC reviewed medical records of 100 women prisoners incarcerated at the Central California Women's Facility and discovered that 13 women received test results from BCL, including an HIV test, and no evidence of retesting was found in the records. ...

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• The majority of these human rights violations have occurred at Valley State Prison for Women and the Central California Women's Facility. ...
• Times has also done two stories on the abuses at the women's prisons, one of which was printed almost two weeks after the AI Regional Conference. ...
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• Bring a speaker about women's human rights and the rights of women in prison, to fit with our group's focus for the year. ...
• The University of Southern California does not screen or control the content on this website and thus does not guarantee the accuracy, integrity, or quality of such content. ...

• net> Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 17:03:51 -0000 Alert: Demand Investigation into Deaths of Women Prisoners Posted by WomensNet on Thursday December 21, @11:43AM In all of my years of prisoner advocacy, I have never had a more nightmarish and haunting night than my visit with women prisoners at the Central California Women’s Facility in Chowchilla on Friday, December 15, 2000. Members of the HIV in Prison Committee of California Prison Focus (including myself) witnessed the seventh death of a woman prisoner since November 9. ... edu) NOTES ON THE DEATH OF ANOTHER WOMEN PRISONER AT THE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA WOMEN'S FACILITY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15 In all of my years of prisoner advocacy, I have never had a more nightmarish and haunting night than my visit with women prisoners at the Central California Women’s Facility in Chowchilla on Friday, December 15, 2000. Members of the HIV in Prison Committee of California Prison Focus (including myself) witnessed the seventh death of a woman prisoner since November 9. ...

• Independent investigation into deaths at California prison urgently needed .
• The recent deaths of seven women prisoners in a California prison points to the pressing need for independent scrutiny of medical care, Amnesty International said today as it called for an independent investigation into the deaths. ...
• "For several years we have received complaints about the inadequacy of medical care - and delays in treatment - in women's prisons in California," the organisation stressed. ...
• In just over a month, seven women have died at the Central California Women's Facility in Chowchilla. ...
• The Central California Women's Facility serves as a hospital and hospice for women throughout the Californian state prison system. ...
• In 1999 Amnesty International raised concerns about medical treatment - including the denial of adequate medical care and the need for independent monitoring - in two women's prisons in California.
• For more information please please see Amnesty International reports: "Not part of my sentence" Violations of the Human Rights of Women in Custody, March 1999, and A visit to Valley State Prison, California, April 1999 .

• Susann Steinberg, California Dept. ...
• Eight more women have died at the Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF) since November 2000. ... The California Department of Corrections blames these women for their own deaths, claiming they must have used a bad batch of street drugs, but toxicology reports confirm that this is a lie. ...
• *Public health oversight of prison medical care, especially in the Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) and hospice .
• Susann Steinberg, California Dept. ... Gray Davis was created by HIV in Prison Committee of California Prison Focus and written by Kevin Weaver. ...

• (AP) -- Women in California prisons are denied adequate medical treatment because of neglect and a culture that brands the few caring prison staff as ``inmate-lovers,'' inmates and advocates told a panel of state lawmakers Wednesday. ...
• ``I beg of you, please don't forget that we are human beings,'' said Charisse Shumate, who is serving 15 years to life for murder at the Central California Women's Facility, which also is in Chowchilla. ...
• Shumate was the lead plaintiff in a 1995 class action lawsuit alleging inadequate care at two women's prisons. ...
• Judy Ricci, an inmate at the Central California Women's Facility, said medical staff ignored a woman with hepatitis C. ...
• The state's women's prisons are staffed with qualified physicians, many of whom are board-certified in their specialty, said Dr. ...
• ``All medical providers are licensed to practice medicine in California,'' she told The Associated Press between testimony. ...
• Marcia Bunney, serving a life term at Central California Women's Facility, said she ``recovered on Tylenol'' after undergoing a mandatory hysterectomy because she didn't want to face the complicated screening system to get more powerful painkillers. ...
• Cal Tehune, director of the California Department of Corrections, said he hoped the hearing ``would bring out the truth. ...
• Experts testified that some women's prison policies and procedures violate national and even international women's prison standards, such as the use of male guards at housing units. ...
• Medical care in women's prisons has been damaged by an employee culture of ``enemies and alliances,'' said Dr. ...
• as inmate lovers,'' said Weinstein, who has worked in women's prisons for 25 years. ...
• The panel was to continue hearing testimony Thursday at the California Institution for Women in Chino. ...

• STOP THE ABUSE AND PUNISHMENT OF WOMEN PRISONERS AT THE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA WOMEN'S FACILITY.
• The California Department of Corrections (CDC) and the local prison administration at the Central California Women's Facility (CCWF) have upped the ante and are devising new ways to torment and jeopardize the lives of serious and chronically ill women prisoners.
• Central California Women's Facility                        California Department of Corrections.
• We are deeply concerned that women prisoners (and their cellmates) at the Central California Women's Facility who request medical care after the evening lockdown will be subjected to punitive cell and strip searches. ...
• Our members include: the California Coalition for Women Prisoners, Justice Now, California Prison Focus, Legal Services for Prisoners with Children and Prison Activist Resource Center. ...

• Women's Golf Scholarships.
• Women's Golf Scholarships.
• That's what Bill D'Zurilla says about getting a women's golf scholarship. According to his article, Over 250 women's golf scholarships went unused last year. ...
• This guide claims to contain information on every 4-year and 2-year men's and women's intercollegiate golf program in the the U. ...
• Women's Western Golf Association.
• New Hampshire Women's Golf Association.
• The New Hampshire Women's Golf Association offers scholarships for members or relatives of members of the NHWGA. ...
• The Michigan State University Athletics Department recently (May 2001) announced the receipt of its first-ever fully endowed scholarship in the women's golf program. ...
• Their website has a list of scholarships including several women's golf scholarships, but no details about how to apply for them. ...
• Their website mentions the The Bronson Ingram Women's Golf Scholarship but no further details are given. ...
• According to this press release they have established a women's golf scholarship in memory of Ellen Griffin. more information On another page they have a list of available sports scholarships, including several for golf (men's or women's). ...
• A press release about a new women's golf scholarship at Auburn. ...
• Texas Christian University Women's Scholarships.
• Gleacher to create a state-of-the-art indoor golf facility and to endow the men's and women's golf programs. ...

• (California State) Supreme Court upholds first female death sentence in over 25 years.
• Maureen McDermott is on Death Row at the Central California Women's Facility in Chowchilla.
• TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; News/Current Events; US: California.
• KEYWORDS: CALIFORNIA; CONTRACTKILLING; DEATHPENALTY; MAUREENMCDERMOTT; SUPREMECOURT   1 posted on 08/12/2002 5:41:53 PM PDT by CounterCounterCulture Post Reply | Private Reply | View Replies To: CounterCounterCulture; Orual; aculeus; general_re; BlueLancer; Poohbah Justice Joyce Kennard, writing for the entire court, said ``although Eldridge was stabbed 44 times, defendant received only superficial wounds, casting doubt on the defense claim that she, like Eldridge, was a victim of a residential robbery. ...
• 3 posted on 08/12/2002 5:46:19 PM PDT by Eaker Post Reply | Private Reply | To 1 | View Replies To: CounterCounterCulture Thirteen of the 616 people currently on California's Death Row are women.
• California has executed 11 men since 1992.
• 7 posted on 08/12/2002 6:50:56 PM PDT by IronJack Post Reply | Private Reply | To 1 | View Replies To: Eaker California is a little behind the power curve, aren't they? 8 posted on 08/12/2002 7:18:43 PM PDT by RikaStrom Post Reply | Private Reply | To 3 | View Replies To: scholar "It's about time that they start sentencing women by the same standards that they do males. ...

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