Videos + Podcasts

A virtual SUSU panel event featuring youth with lived experience, Derrelle Frazier from Next100 and Emani Davis, founder of the Omowale Project, exploring how stigma has  impacted them and identifying actionable steps to end stigma.

A SUSU virtual panel where families shared tips, successes, and challenges in navigating parental incarceration and reentry. 

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

The 2023 SUSU Youth Team share tips for parents navigating reentry.  Click here to see our tips for youth. 

See Us, Support Us 2022 Art Contest

In this podcast designed by young people for young people, we strive to shift the narrative around the negative impact of parental incarceration and poverty on the lives of young people.

Watch Daniel Beaty's powerful spoken word about having an incarcerated father. Find out more about Daniel Beaty's work here.

An in-person SUSU event featuring youth with lived experience, the Marshall Project, Author Reda Taleb, Parallel Sentence, Hour Children, exploring how stigma impacts children of incarcerated parents, and identifying actionable steps to end stigma.

A SUSU virtual panel where families shared tips, successes, and challenges in navigating parental incarceration and reentry. 

The 2023 SUSU Youth Team share their insight, wisdom, and tips for navigating parental  reentry. 

November, 2022 

The SUSU Youth Team talk about the types of support they find helpful, share self-care tips, discuss how stigma affects them and much more.

"I used to feel if I listed all the horrible things I'd gone through I would be validated and accepted. I now find myself wishing I hadn't shared such intimate details with my life because I was struggling to accept myself."

Kharon Benson explores his complex emotions of discovering that his father was incarcerated which ultimately led him to bring a camera to Sing Sing to ask his father all the questions he’s always wanted to ask.

In this playlist Anyé talks about how success lies in self growth, her personal feelings about her dads release/imprisonment, authenticity, mental health, and more. To see more from Impacts of Incarceration click here.