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Explaining the sudden disappearance of a parent can be quite challenging, especially when a parent is in jail or prison.

DC Project Connect (DCPC) Training Initiative at the District of Columbia (D.C.) Jail

Today, approximately 1.9 million Americans are incarcerated in a variety of penal institutions, including state and federal prisons...

These are the times where we need an "All-Hands-On-Deck" approach to life. Whether you are an advocate, practitioner, family member or...

As we closed out 2021 and ushered in 2022, DC Project Connect welcomed new members to its Board of Directors. The bench-strength that...

It is the time of year to check in with children and make sure they are doing okay even if you think they are fine.

Explaining loss to children can be one of the most heartbreaking and scary experiences for parents. Now, complicate that experience with...

DC Project Connect's newsletter. What we did during the pandemic. May 2021.

The following story was sent to Essence magazine in effort to drum up interest from the editor. While Essence never published the...

This book is a must-have. Help children understand th he pandemic and find their super power within. Truly, there is hope. Written by Dr....

This is exciting my friends! We partnered with you to make a dream come true! Because of you, we are ready to print on demand, the...

The DCPC Family Handbook is here! Navigating the criminal justice system can complex and daunting. This eBook is designed to assist.

There are song lyrics that I can hear in my head, as I type this post about the Halfway House. I think it is by the Beatles (dating myself h

DC Project Connect's Dr. Avon Hart-Johnson and Ms. Neela Hoeppner at the International Prisoner Family Conference (October 22 to Oct 24)

Please listen to the Community Family Life Services sponsored presentation on Race, Social Justice and having conversations with children.

Read about how stories are healing children affected by incarceration.

I did not start this journey with the intent to clean up with the messiness that mass incarceration left behind.

Field work during a pandemic is human services work. What a great day, collaborating with RAN!