Just Beginning Issue Sheet
Sheet describing the need for the Just Beginning Program; the benefits the program provides both the infant/child and the incarcerated […]
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Delivering Services to Incarcerated Teen Fathers: A Pilot Intervention to Increase the Quality of Father-Infant Interactions During Visitation
Article appearing in Psychological Services concerning analysis of a pilot intervention, the Baby Elmo or Just Beginnings Program, which provides
Educational Rights as a Pregnant or Parenting Teen
Fact sheet on educational rights of pregnant or parenting teens.
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Prison for Teen Who Lit “Agender” Youth’s Skirt on Fire Thwarts Healing
Blog, by Youth Law Center Staff Attorney Sue Burrell, for the Huffington Post, on the sentencing of a teen who
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My Brother’s Keeper Task Force Report to the President May 2014
First Progress Report to the President by the My Brother’s Keeper Task Force Initiative on fatherhood. Report reference work of
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KPCC Interview with Ben Richeda on Baby Elmo Program – article
This is an interview with Ben Richeda broadcast on KPCC, 89.3 on March 20, 2014 about the Baby Elmo Program.
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KPCC Bably Elmo Interview
This is a short interview on Radio Station KPCC 89.3 in Los Angeles, broadcast March 30, 2014, interviewing Ben Richeda
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Developing an Effective Intervention for Incarcerated Teen Fathers – The Baby Elmo Program
The absence of a father figure has been linked to very poor developmental outcomes. The Baby Elmo Program, a parenting
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The Baby Elmo Program: Improving Teen Father–Child Interactions within Juvenile Justice Facilities
The aim of the Baby Elmo Program is to establish a low-cost, sustainable parenting and structured visitation program for non-custodial
Juveniles in Custody Taught Parenting Skills
The Sacramento Press articie profiles the Baby Elmo Program that teaches parenting skills to incarcerated juveniles.
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County’s Baby Elmo Program Reunites Incarcerated Teen Parents with Their Children
Noozhawk article highlights the success of the Baby Elmo Program in teaching parenting skills to incarcerated juveniles with children.
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Rehabilitative Program Strengthens Family Bonds
This Daily Nexus article discusses how the Bably Elmo Program is strengthening family bonds between infants and their parents in
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