The first episode focuses on the current statistics of parental incarceration and the impact of it on the family unit.

The first episode focuses on the current statistics of parental incarceration and the impact of it on the family unit.

Where are the children?

Contact: If you would like to be a guest on our podcast, or volunteer or donate, please visit our website: <a href="http://wwww.silentvictimsofcrime.org">wwww.silentvictimsofcrime.org</a> or call us <a href="tel:305-482-3339">305-482-3339</a>.About the podcast.“Where are the children?” podcast by Silent Victims of Crime non-profit explores the urgent and important societal question, what happens to the children when a parent is incarcerated? Current statistics states that there are 2,7 million children experiencing parental incarceration right now and 70 % of children of prisoners may end up in the prison system.Every month we will be bringing in experts in prison reform, child development, trauma, healing and educationMeet the hosts of the podcast:Tinkerbell Paulette Pfeiffer, Second Generation Holocaust Survivor and Founder of Silent Victims of Crime and We Stand for Kids. She has worked with children of incarcerated parents for 27 years. @silentvictimsofcrimeWeslye Saunders, NFL Veteran, Wellness Coach, Community Activist and founder of Wes Joose &amp; Win With Wes. @wes_saunders88Midia Joy, Transformational &amp; Healing Arts Coach, Artist and founder of My Joy Academy. @midia_joy_coachingTogether we are going to be bringing awareness to the silent victims of current societal structures and providing insight into what we know have worked for our organization.About Silent Victims of Crime and the five circles of support.Silent Victims of Crime has served over 1,000 children in 27 years and we do everything we can to ensure that no child in our program goes to prison through providing a strong support system with the five circles of support:<ol><li>Youth empowerment programs.</li><li>Parent programs.</li><li>Caregiver support.</li><li>Community collaboration.</li><li>Mentoring &amp; peer support.</li></ol>Our Vision:Our programs have yielded great success in our families’ lives and we want to be able to expand it nationwide as our vision is to break the intergenerational cycle of incarceration.Thank you dear listener!Thank you for all your support in creating awareness around this important and urgent societal question, “Where are the children?”.Contact:If you would like to be a guest on our podcast, or volunteer or donate, please visit our website: <a href="http://wwww.silentvictimsofcrime.org">wwww.silentvictimsofcrime.org</a> or call us <a href="tel:305-482-3339">305-482-3339</a>.More information on Silent Victims of Crime:Silent Victims of Crime (SVC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that works to empower children of incarcerated parents in South Carolina and Florida by providing educational enrichment, social support, and positive mentoring.Our Mission is to Assist children of inmates by enhancing their ability to improve their economic, educational and personal stability while addressing behavioral, social and mental issues. We help these at-risk children to deal with life challenges in a positive, proactive manner that empowers them to make wise choices and contribute positively to society.MusicPodcast intro and outro by Lundstroem 🎶.<a href="https://takenode.org/certificate?id=2dd825c1-5594-42d2-a937-178fea3413d">https://takenode.org/certificate?id=2dd825c1-5594-42d2-a937-178fea3413d</a>

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Contact: If you would like to be a guest on our podcast, or volunteer or donate, please visit our website: wwww.silentvictimsofcrime.org or call us 305-482-3339. About the podcast. “Where are the children?” podcast by Silent Victims of Crime non-profit explores the urgent and important societal question, what happens to the children when a parent is incarcerated? Current statistics states that there are 2,7 million children experiencing parental incarceration right now and 70 % of children of prisoners may end up in the prison system. Every month we will be bringing in experts in prison reform, child development, trauma, healing and education Meet the hosts of the podcast: Tinkerbell Paulette Pfeiffer, Second Generation Holocaust Survivor and Founder of Silent Victims of Crime and We Stand for Kids. She has worked with children of incarcerated parents for 27 years. @silentvictimsofcrime Weslye Saunders, NFL Veteran, Wellness Coach, Community Activist and founder of Wes Joose & Win With Wes. @wes_saunders88 Midia Joy, Transformational & Healing Arts Coach, Artist and founder of My Joy Academy. @midia_joy_coaching Together we are going to be bringing awareness to the silent victims of current societal structures and providing insight into what we know have worked for our organization. About Silent Victims of Crime and the five circles of support. Silent Victims of Crime has served over 1,000 children in 27 years and we do everything we can to ensure that no child in our program goes to prison through providing a strong support system with the five circles of support:Youth empowerment programs.Parent programs.Caregiver support.Community collaboration.Mentoring & peer support. Our Vision: Our programs have yielded great success in our families’ lives and we want to be able to expand it nationwide as our vision is to break the intergenerational cycle of incarceration. Thank you dear listener! Thank you for all your support in creating awareness around this important and urgent societal question, “Where are the children?”. Contact: If you would like to be a guest on our podcast, or volunteer or donate, please visit our website: wwww.silentvictimsofcrime.org or call us 305-482-3339. More information on Silent Victims of Crime: Silent Victims of Crime (SVC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that works to empower children of incarcerated parents in South Carolina and Florida by providing educational enrichment, social support, and positive mentoring. Our Mission is to Assist children of inmates by enhancing their ability to improve their economic, educational and personal stability while addressing behavioral, social and mental issues. We help these at-risk children to deal with life challenges in a positive, proactive manner that empowers them to make wise choices and contribute positively to society. Music Podcast intro and outro by Lundstroem 🎶. https://takenode.org/certificate?id=2dd825c1-5594-42d2-a937-178fea3413d

Contact: If you would like to be a guest on our podcast, or volunteer or donate, please visit our website: <a href="http://wwww.silentvictimsofcrime.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">wwww.silentvictimsofcrime.org</a> or call us <a href="tel:305-482-3339" rel="noopener noreferrer">305-482-3339</a>.About the podcast.“Where are the children?” podcast by Silent Victims of Crime non-profit explores the urgent and important societal question, what happens to the children when a parent is incarcerated? Current statistics states that there are 2,7 million children experiencing parental incarceration right now and 70 % of children of prisoners may end up in the prison system.Every month we will be bringing in experts in prison reform, child development, trauma, healing and educationMeet the hosts of the podcast:Tinkerbell Paulette Pfeiffer, Second Generation Holocaust Survivor and Founder of Silent Victims of Crime and We Stand for Kids. She has worked with children of incarcerated parents for 27 years. @silentvictimsofcrimeWeslye Saunders, NFL Veteran, Wellness Coach, Community Activist and founder of Wes Joose &amp; Win With Wes. @wes_saunders88Midia Joy, Transformational &amp; Healing Arts Coach, Artist and founder of My Joy Academy. @midia_joy_coachingTogether we are going to be bringing awareness to the silent victims of current societal structures and providing insight into what we know have worked for our organization.About Silent Victims of Crime and the five circles of support.Silent Victims of Crime has served over 1,000 children in 27 years and we do everything we can to ensure that no child in our program goes to prison through providing a strong support system with the five circles of support:<ol><li>Youth empowerment programs.</li><li>Parent programs.</li><li>Caregiver support.</li><li>Community collaboration.</li><li>Mentoring &amp; peer support.</li></ol>Our Vision:Our programs have yielded great success in our families’ lives and we want to be able to expand it nationwide as our vision is to break the intergenerational cycle of incarceration.Thank you dear listener!Thank you for all your support in creating awareness around this important and urgent societal question, “Where are the children?”.Contact:If you would like to be a guest on our podcast, or volunteer or donate, please visit our website: <a href="http://wwww.silentvictimsofcrime.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">wwww.silentvictimsofcrime.org</a> or call us <a href="tel:305-482-3339" rel="noopener noreferrer">305-482-3339</a>.More information on Silent Victims of Crime:Silent Victims of Crime (SVC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that works to empower children of incarcerated parents in South Carolina and Florida by providing educational enrichment, social support, and positive mentoring.Our Mission is to Assist children of inmates by enhancing their ability to improve their economic, educational and personal stability while addressing behavioral, social and mental issues. We help these at-risk children to deal with life challenges in a positive, proactive manner that empowers them to make wise choices and contribute positively to society.MusicPodcast intro and outro by Lundstroem 🎶.<a href="https://takenode.org/certificate?id=2dd825c1-5594-42d2-a937-178fea3413d" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://takenode.org/certificate?id=2dd825c1-5594-42d2-a937-178fea3413d</a>

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