See Us Support Us 2023

   It is October 1, 2023 and See Us, Support Us month is here. The 2023 SUSU theme is Reentry and NRCCFI is joining with the Osborne Association, the SUSU Youth Team and other national partners to highlight, uplift and raise awareness about children whose parents are returning to the community after being incarcerated.    … Continue reading See Us Support Us 2023

Check Out Our New Podcast, Video, & Webinar section that highlights the “We Got Us Now” Season 2 Podcast that is Built by, Led by and About Children with Incarcerated Parents

The “We Got Us Now” Season 2 Podcast Shines Light on the Impact of Parental Incarceration on Children and Families. We Got Us Now is a National Advocacy Organization that is built by, led by and about Children with Incarcerated Parents. The We Got Us Now podcast is a series, season 2 being the most … Continue reading Check Out Our New Podcast, Video, & Webinar section that highlights the “We Got Us Now” Season 2 Podcast that is Built by, Led by and About Children with Incarcerated Parents

Coming in Summer 2023; Children of Incarcerated Parents: Caregivers, Superheroes & Silver Linings. This Guidebook will take readers into the lives of caregivers raising children with Incarcerated parents

Children of Incarcerated Parents: Caregivers, Superheroes, and Silver Linings Authors: Hart-Johnson, A. & Johnson, G. Publisher: McFarland, USA Publication Date: TBA [Target release date: Summer 2023] Guidebook Children of Incarcerated Parents: Caregivers, Superheroes, and Silver Linings, provides a focused guide about parental incarceration that takes its reader on a journey into the lives of caregivers … Continue reading Coming in Summer 2023; Children of Incarcerated Parents: Caregivers, Superheroes & Silver Linings. This Guidebook will take readers into the lives of caregivers raising children with Incarcerated parents

Helpful Research on Incarcerated Mothers and on Families of Incarcerated Fathers

The issue of “which is harder on the children, having an incarcerated father or mother?” continues to be a debate among professionals worldwide. These 2 resources help to provide a background information for both arguments.  Poehlmann-Tynan, D. H. Dallaire (eds.), Children with Incarcerated Mothers, Separation , Loss and Reunification. Springer Briefs in Psychology, 2021 This … Continue reading Helpful Research on Incarcerated Mothers and on Families of Incarcerated Fathers