Resources for Teachers, Parents and Guardians
by Fran Roznowski
- Children of Incarcerated Parents in the United States: What Know and What We Still Need to Know opens in a new tab
by Megan Sullivan (2017) - How Parental Incarceration Affects a Child’s Education opens in a new tab
by Alia Wong, 2015, The Atlantic - Supporting Children of Incarcerated Parents opens in a new tab
Kaplan Early Learning Company, 2017 - Teachers’ Experiences With And Expectations Of Children With Incarcerated Parents opens in a new tab
by Danielle Dallaire , Anne Ciccone, Laura Wilson
Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology, 31, 2010. - Tip Sheet for Teachers (Pre-K through 12): Supporting Children Who Have an Incarcerated Parent opens in a new tab
- When Parents Are in Prison, Children Suffer opens in a new tab
by KJ Dell’Antonia - Little Children, Big Challenges: Incarceration opens in a new tab
- Bill of Rights for Children of Incarcerated Parents opens in a new tab
by the San Francisco Partnership for Incarcerated Parents, Booklet for parents and teachers
Children’s Books and Resources for Children
- Almost Like Visiting opens in a new tab
by Shannon Ellis (2016) (prison video visits with family) - Incarceration opens in a new tab
– Sesame Street in Communities - Coping With Incarceration opens in a new tab
— Sesame Street in Communities - Empowering Children of Incarcerated Parents opens in a new tab
a curriculum guide by Stacey Burgess, Tonia Caselman, Jennifer Carsey (2009) - Detrás del Muro opens in a new tab
por Elsa Valentin (Spanish only) (2011) - Knock, Knock: My Dad’s Dream for Me opens in a new tab
by Daniel Beaty (2013) - Our Moms opens in a new tab
by Quniana Futrell
NAEYC Children of Incarcerated Parents Interest Forum member (2015) - Someone I Know Lives in Prison opens in a new tab
by Rebecca Myers, NAEYC Children of Incarcerated Parents Interest Forum member (2013) - Waiting for Daddy opens in a new tab
by Kylie Ann Flye & Jennie Lou Harriman
NAEYC Children of Incarcerated Parents Interest Forum member (2011)