Jail Bird Baby’s Daddies–Break the Cycle
Jail Bird Baby’s Daddies–Break the Cycle
When a father goes to prison, his family goes to prison–and that, of course, includes the children, the biggest losers.
In 2007, according to the Bureau of Justice’s report “Characteristics of Incarcerated Fathers”, 744,200 state and federal prisoners were fathers to 1,599,200 children under the age of 18 (Glaze & Maruschak, 2008).
And, an unpublished study by Mumola, estimates that the total number of children that have either a mother, father or both in some part of the correctional system–whether jail, prison or correctional supervision, such as parole or probation–is 7,476,500!
And that’s only counting parents that are currently in the system. Those numbers don’t include parents who have ever been in the system–which, undoubtedly, would be much, much higher.

Side Hustle of the Week: Make Extra Cash with Medical Transcription
Before I got pregnant with my son, I got an A.A. degree in Criminal Justice; however, after my son was born, I decided that the criminal justice field was not for me. But because I was a single mother of a new baby with medical problems, I didn’t have the time, money or support system to attend a traditional college.
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