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Reentry resources for youth, parents, and caregivers

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Mommy’s Coming Home

This book by Dr. Bahiyyah M. Muhammad and Dr. Latoya Lane Barber helps families prepare for Mom's reentry. 

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Reentry Reflections

The SUSU Youth Team talk about what to expect when your parent is released and offer tips for preparing for a parent's release.

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Tips for navigating reentry for youth made by the SUSU Youth Team.

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See You Soon
by Mariame Kaba 

Beautifully illustrated  by Bianca Diaz, this book is about a little girl’s worries when her Mama goes to jail, and the love that bridges the distance between them.

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This book by Dr. Bahiyyah M. Muhammad and Dr. Latoya Lane Barber helps families prepare for Dad's reentry.

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Resources for Parents

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National Reentry Resource Center

List of Second Chance Act grantees to help people connect with potential service providers. NRCC Helpline assists those preparing for, experiencing, or working in reentry.

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NYC Connections

Connections is an annual reentry resource guide to help people coming home after incarceration. 

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Coming Home from Prison

A father shares the challenges he experienced once he was released from prison and tips for managing the challenges.

From Pathfinders Network

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Tips for parents for navigating reentry made by the SUSU Youth Team.

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Resources for Providers

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Reentry Through a Child's Eyes

A SUSU panel event sharing insight, guidance, and recommendations from those with lived experience and reentry expertise.

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Reentry was the theme for SUSU month in 2023. Access reentry resources for youth, parents, professionals, and caregivers. 

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