Teen Guide To Living With Incarcerated Parents by Anyé YoungA Self-Help Book for Coping During An Age of Mass Incarceration
By: Anyé Young In the spirit of service, she prepares to share her new book: "Teen Guide to Living With Incarcerated Parents" (#TGLWIP) which will be released on Father's Day -- June 17th 2018. The book is a self-help book for teenagers with incarcerated parents. However, younger children and even parents can benefit from #TGLWIP as the guide book provides a look into what goes on in the mind of a child who is dealing with the shame and anger of having a parent in prison. #TGLWIP has received praise from Young's champions. This includes Dr. Baz Dreisinger --- Founding Academic Director of John Jay University's Prison-to-College Pipeline. Dr. Dreisinger is also the Best-Selling author of the book, Incarceration Nations: A Journey to Justice in Prisons Around the World (2016). Additional praise was offered for #TGLWIP by Glenn E. Martin --- Founder and President of JustLeadershipUSA. Praise for #TGLWIP from Anyé's Champions "This indispensable work is powerful yet concise, informed by years of experience grappling with the brokenness produced by our criminal justice system's commitment to mass incarceration. It is evidence that love and healing can triumph over hate and harm, if one has the commitment to put in the work." --Baz Dreisinger, Ph.D., Founding Academic Director, Prison-to-College Pipeline Author, Incarceration Nations: A Journey to Justice in Prisons Around the World (2016) "Young's work is a testament to both the healing power and deep reservoir of wisdom those who endure the worst of our country's criminal justice system have to offer. The frustrating wonder of this guide--forged from devastation widely understood as needless and counterproductive-- --Glenn E. Martin, Founder and President, JustLeadershipUSA Young's father is currently incarcerated in North Carolina where he is serving a 12 year sentence. He has been incarcerated since Young was 10 years old. Writing this book was a form of therapy that has helped both Young and her mother, LaDàna Drigo, understand the turmoil children endure while coping with life as a child of someone who is incarcerated. It is a blessing to other children coping with similar circumstances. And, it also encourages parents, like Young's mother, to find positive ways for their teens to express themselves instead of bottling their emotions. Young is preparing for her book tour which will launch this summer. She has pledged support of the USDreamAcademy.org -- a nonprofit founded by Wintley Phipps to empower children most at risk of incarceration by offering academic, social, and values enrichment. She has already committed to donate a copy of her book for each of their 7 learning centers in Dream City locations throughout the U.S. This includes a donation for the launch of an upcoming learning center slated to open in Chicago, IL. For more information on contributing to Anyé Young's book tour or to book Young to speak at an upcoming event, please contact info@AbovePrestigePR.com! Official Website: www.AnyeYoung.com/ Facebook Fan Page: https://www.facebook.com/ Media Contact Above Prestige Public Relations info@aboveprestigepr.com Photo: https://www.prlog.org/ End
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