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• How can I volunteer in prisons?

  It is important to understand that volunteering in prisons, like any outreach work, is taken on in addition to the core service we provide by phone or email. The first step to exploring your interest in prison support is to find out more about becoming a Samaritans volunteer. Your local branch would be delighted to hear from you.

• Does the American Friends Service Committee invest in prisons?

  The American Friends Service Committee does not invest in any company that owns, operates, or manages prisons, regardless of the size of that business or its centrality to the core activities of the company. Additionally, we avoid investments in companies whose primary business involves the design or construction of prisons.

• What is the Museum of Colorado Prisons on Facebook?

  Photograph from The Museum of Colorado Prisons at Facebook. The Museum of Colorado Prisons in Canon City, Colorado, was once the Women’s Correctional Facility that was built in 1935. Thirty-two of the original cells are filled with exhibits relating to that facility and others in the Colorado prison system.

• How many prisoners are in Colorado Prisons 2019?

  As of fall of 2019, more than 4,000 prisoners were held in the state’s for-profit prisons. If you want to take a look inside a former prison, stop by the Museum of Colorado Prisons in Cañon City. Built in 1935, it’s housed inside the old Women’s Correction Facility.

• How many prisons are there in Colorado?

  The Colorado Department of Corrections manages the entire Colorado prison system. They are responsible for 20 state prisons. Other inmates are held in three contracted private prisons. The state also has 19 parole locations that manage community corrections and rehabilitation.