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A Discussion about Dependent Children with Incarcerated Parents

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A Discussion about Dependent Children with Incarcerated Parents

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  2. Children of Incarcerated Parents 5 Myths & Survey Results Dependent Children of Incarcerated Parents Workgroup 2012 Report to the PA State Roundtable

  3. 5 Myths Myth #1: Children of incarcerated parents are six times more likely than the average child to go to prison themselves

  4. 5 Myths • There is no research to support this proposition • Research does support other negative outcomes such as risk for juvenile delinquency, behavior and school problems

  5. 5 Myths Myth #2 Most children of incarcerated parents have no relationship with their incarcerated parent

  6. 5 Myths • Almost half of all incarcerated parents lived with their children prior to their arrest • 64% of mothers • 47% of fathers • Mothers are a fast-growing population: From 1991-2007, the number of children with a mother in prison increased by 131%

  7. 5 Myths Myth #3 Few children in foster care have an incarcerated parent

  8. 5 Myths • We don’t know how many children in foster care have an incarcerated parent • Federal data suggests that 8% of children in foster care have an incarcerated parent • This data measures incarceration at time of entry into foster care only • This data excludes children who enter foster care before or after the parent enters jail • This data excludes all children who did not live with their incarcerated parent at the time of removal

  9. 5 Myths Myth #4 Incarcerated Parents are Dangerous People

  10. 5 Myths • A very small minority of parents are incarcerated for crimes against children • Most parents are incarcerated for non-violent crimes • 71% of mothers are nonviolent offenders • 52% of fathers are nonviolent offenders

  11. 5 Myths Myth #5 Prison Visitation is Damaging to Children

  12. 5 Myths • Children of incarcerated parents experience trauma and loss characterized by feelings of grief, shame and isolation • Visitation can help a child’s emotional adjustment and behavior

  13. Survey Results:Visitation

  14. Survey Results:Visitation

  15. Survey Results:Visitation

  16. Survey Results:Visitation Yes 0% No 100%

  17. Survey Results:Visitation

  18. Survey Results:Visitation Contact Visitation • Only 2 of the 36 County Jails that responded to the survey reported offering contact visitation • All of the 26 PA State Correctional Institutions offer contact visitation

  19. Survey Results:Visitation

  20. Survey Results:Collaboration

  21. Survey Results:Collaboration

  22. Survey Results:Collaboration

  23. Survey Results:Collaboration

  24. Survey Results:Data Collection * *Most Data From Handcount

  25. Survey Results:Data Collection

  26. Panel Discussion Claire Walker, Ph.D. Executive Director Pittsburgh Child Guidance Foundation Brant Duda Youth Ambassador Malissa Gamble Parent & Founder/CEO The Time is Now to Make a Change Brian Clark Warden Adams County Prison

  27. Dependent Children of Incarcerated Parents Thank You! From the Dependent Children of Incarcerated Parents Workgroup

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