children loss & isolation support...infographic funded in part by the annie e. casey foundation...

Before my dad left we had money; then we moved to substandard housing _ never had enough I see friends with their fathers and feel sad THE HORIZON WE SEEK FOR NEW YORK’S CHILDREN SHOULD NOT BE LIMITED FOR CHILDREN OF INCARCERATED PARENTS LOSS & ISOLATION 4 SUPPORT 4 STIGMA 4 I’m never sure how much it taints people’s view of me. You feel like 2nd class. We’re made to feel WE did something wrong. VISITATION BARRIERS 5 Lack transportation Costs too much 44% 43% - FOR CHILDREN - FOR FAMILIES Let kids draw. He told me what every picture was. Wow, he had a lot on his mind! My granddaughter tells her mentor things she won’t tell me. She doesn’t want to burden me. OF INCARCERATED PARENTS NEED HELP REBUILDING PARENT/CHILD RELATIONSHIP THEY DAMAGED 4 He needs counseling not suspensions! They process you in, not out. We need programs to transition back or you go back to what you know best. 44% 1 Annie E. Casey Foundation (2016). A shared sentence: The devastating toll of parental incarceration on kids, families and communities. Baltimore, MD: Author. 2 D. Aziz (personal communication, January 15, 2016) 3 De Masi, M. (2011). Adverse childhood experiences among New York’s adults. Accessed at: http://ccf.ny.gov/files/4713/8262/2276/ACE_BriefTwo.pdf. 4 De Masi, M.E. & Bohn, C. (2010). Children with incarcerated parents: A journey of children, caregivers and parents in New York State. Accessed at: http://ccf.ny.gov/files/2413/7968/3887/ ChildIncarceratedParents.pdf. 5 New York State Division of Criminal Justice (2013). Children of incarcerated parents in New York State: A data analysis. Accessed at: http://ccf.ny.gov/files/4413/7968/3681/2013-children-with-inarcerated-parents-report.pdf Infographic funded in part by the Annie E. Casey Foundation KIDS COUNT TRAUMA 5 Witnessed their arrest Saw a weapon drawn 18% 9% 22% Interferes with friendships 53% Keep feelings to self 16% Self-medicate to deal with loss ADULTS had a household member in prison during childhood 3 6% 4% CHILDREN had a parent or guardian serve time in jail or prison after child born 1 28% DROP IN PRISON population from 1999 to 2015 2

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Page 1: CHILDREN LOSS & ISOLATION SUPPORT...Infographic funded in part by the Annie E. Casey Foundation KIDS COUNT TRAUMA5 Witnessed their arrest Saw a weapon drawn 18% 9% 22% Interferes with

Before my dad left we hadmoney; then we moved tosubstandard housing_ never had enough

I see friends with theirfathers and feel sad

THE HORIZON WE SEEK FOR NEW YORK’S CHILDREN SHOULD NOT BE LIMITED FOR CHILDREN OF INCARCERATED PARENTS

LOSS & ISOLATION4 SUPPORT4

STIGMA4

I’m never sure how much it taints people’s view of me.

You feel like 2nd class.

We’re made to feel WEdid something wrong.

VISITATION BARRIERS5

Lacktransportation

Coststoo much

44% 43%

- FOR CHILDREN

- FOR FAMILIES

Let kids draw. He told me what every picture was. Wow, he had a lot on his mind!

My granddaughter tells her mentor things she won’t tell me. She doesn’t want to burden me.

OF INCARCERATED PARENTS NEEDHELP REBUILDING PARENT/CHILDRELATIONSHIP THEY DAMAGED4

He needs counseling not suspensions!

They process you in, not out. We needprograms to transition back or you go back to what you know best.

44%

1 Annie E. Casey Foundation (2016). A shared sentence: The devastating toll of parental incarceration on kids, families and communities. Baltimore, MD: Author. 2 D. Aziz (personal communication, January 15, 2016) 3 De Masi, M. (2011). Adverse childhood experiences among New York’s adults. Accessed at: http://ccf.ny.gov/files/4713/8262/2276/ACE_BriefTwo.pdf. 4 De Masi, M.E. & Bohn, C. (2010). Children with incarcerated parents: A journey of children, caregivers and parents in New York State. Accessed at: http://ccf.ny.gov/files/2413/7968/3887/ ChildIncarceratedParents.pdf. 5 New York State Division of Criminal Justice (2013). Children of incarcerated parents in New York State: A data analysis. Accessed at: http://ccf.ny.gov/files/4413/7968/3681/2013-children-with-inarcerated-parents-report.pdf

Infographic funded in partby the Annie E. Casey Foundation KIDS COUNT

TRAUMA5

Witnessedtheir arrest

Saw a weapondrawn

18% 9%

22% Interferes with friendships

53% Keep feelings to self

16% Self-medicate to dealwith loss

ADULTS had a householdmember in prison during childhood36%

CHILDREN had a parent or guardianserve time in jail or prison after child born1

28% DROP IN PRISON population from 1999 to 20152

Maybe- Annie