Sergeant Priscilla Silva outlines expanded programs for women at Santa Rita Jail
Alameda County Sheriff’s Sgt. Priscilla Silva told the Public Protection Committee that a January 2025 survey found strong interest among incarcerated women in in-person education and vocational programs; the county has already launched partnerships with 5 Keys, Chabot College, Juilliard-linked programming and Aramark certification to expand offerings.
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Sergeant Priscilla Silva, programs director for reentry and support services at the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office, told the Public Protection Committee on Feb. 25 that a January 2025 survey of women incarcerated at Santa Rita Jail showed high demand for in-person educational and vocational offerings and guided subsequent program expansions.
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