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Issue #10
PARENTING FROM PRISON

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Incarcerated parents with children in foster care face many challenges staying connected. It can be difficult to access services, set up visits and reunite after release. Parents with sentences longer than 15 months are at risk of permanently losing their rights to their children. In this issue, parents in prison write about their efforts to stay connected to their children in foster care despite their incarceration and to reunify after release.

‘You Can Turn This Around’
I overcame my addiction to bring my daughter home.

Raising My Voice for Parents Inside
Advocating to change a law’s impact on prisoners.

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