Final report by the Commission to Eliminate Child Abuse and Neglect Fatalities.
Within Our Reach: A National Strategy to Eliminate Child Abuse and Neglect Fatalities View More
Sheet describing the need for the Just Beginning Program; the benefits the program provides both the infant/child and the incarcerated
Just Beginning Issue Sheet View More
Article appearing in Psychological Services concerning analysis of a pilot intervention, the Baby Elmo or Just Beginnings Program, which provides
Fact sheet on educational rights of pregnant or parenting teens.
Educational Rights as a Pregnant or Parenting Teen View More
Blog, by Youth Law Center Staff Attorney Sue Burrell, for the Huffington Post, on the sentencing of a teen who
Prison for Teen Who Lit “Agender” Youth’s Skirt on Fire Thwarts Healing View More
First Progress Report to the President by the My Brother’s Keeper Task Force Initiative on fatherhood. Report reference work of
My Brother’s Keeper Task Force Report to the President May 2014 View More
This is an interview with Ben Richeda broadcast on KPCC, 89.3 on March 20, 2014 about the Baby Elmo Program.
KPCC Interview with Ben Richeda on Baby Elmo Program – article View More
This is a short interview on Radio Station KPCC 89.3 in Los Angeles, broadcast March 30, 2014, interviewing Ben Richeda
KPCC Bably Elmo Interview View More
The absence of a father figure has been linked to very poor developmental outcomes. The Baby Elmo Program, a parenting
Developing an Effective Intervention for Incarcerated Teen Fathers – The Baby Elmo Program View More
The aim of the Baby Elmo Program is to establish a low-cost, sustainable parenting and structured visitation program for non-custodial
The Sacramento Press articie profiles the Baby Elmo Program that teaches parenting skills to incarcerated juveniles.
Juveniles in Custody Taught Parenting Skills View More
Noozhawk article highlights the success of the Baby Elmo Program in teaching parenting skills to incarcerated juveniles with children.
County’s Baby Elmo Program Reunites Incarcerated Teen Parents with Their Children View More
