Resources for Fathers Behind Bars and Those Working with Them
Please note that these PDFs are in the process of being updated and do not yet reflect our updated contact information, which is as follows:
The National Resource Center on Children & Families of the Incarcerated (NRCCFI)
at Family and Corrections Network (FCN)
93 Old York Road
Suite 1 #510
Jenkintown, PA 19046
215-576-1110 (Phone)
215-576-1815 (Fax)
General contact: fcn@fcnetwork.org
Pamphlets
| #1 – A Fathers Story by Michael Carlin | |
| #2 – Almost 1.5 Million Children – U.S. Department of Justice Report | |
| #3 – Child Support Enforcement | |
| #4 – Long Distance Dads by Randell D. Turner | |
| #5 – National Resources | |
| #6 – Preparing a Child for a Prison Visit: Assisting Families of Inmates, Inc. | |
| #7 – Prisoner Child Support – Broke But Not Deadbeat by Dana Reichert | |
| #8 – Statewide Fatherhood Programs | |
| #9 – Telling the children by Lloyd Withers | |
| #10 – Tips from a Father in Prison by Michael Carlin |
Additional Materials on Incarcerated Fathers
Bringing Family Literacy to Incarcerated Settings: An Instructional Guide
Every Door Closed: Barriers Facing Parents with Criminal Records (Executive Summary)
Constructing and Coping With Incarceration and Re-Entry: Perspectives From the Field. Summary of Roundtable at NCOFF, November 2001.
FCN REPORT #20 – Fatherhood
How to Explain Jail and Prison to Children – Oregon DOC Booklet
Incarcerated Parents Materials at Center for Policy Research
Teaching Parenting Skills To Incarcerated Fathers
How to order printed copies of The Incarcerated Fathers Library
A printed set of the full Library (ten pamphlets) can be ordered for $15.00, plus shipping.