"Recognition of Positive Change” By Charlton Earle’ Jennings
Hello, today I am holding a interview with a fellow inmate. There are a lot of stereotypes about life behind the walls. Although prison is a tuff place, there are a few who take the time to better themselves while incarcerated, by exercising, reading writing letters. Staying connected with family and friends on the outside is very important. These are just a few ways to do the time. However, there are other ways as well, such as going to school to obtain a college degree, or
“Listen To What Our Children Have To Say” By Charlton Earle' Jennings
I am an incarcerated father of a fourteen year old son. I wonder daily what life is like for him without my physical presence. I have been incarcerated since he was four months old. However, due to the healthy relationship that his mother and I have, I have been blessed with being an active part of my sons’ life from day one to present. I know the importance of being there for my son mentally and emotionally while he is growing up. This consists of a lot of phone calls, often
