案例简介：@ isadorakosofsky/Carlos的照片在佛罗里达州迈阿密的大沼泽地重返中心进行亲子联谊访问时抱着他的儿子达米安 (Damian)，卡洛斯被监禁。这是一个长期系列的一部分，记录了佛罗里达州十二个男女监狱中儿童与其被监禁的父母之间的季度会议。根据凯西基金会 (Casey Foundation) 的说法，美国有170万多名儿童的父母被监禁，大约有1000万名儿童在生活中的某个时刻经历了父母的监禁。在全国范围内，有120,000多名被监禁的母亲和110万名被监禁的父亲是未成年子女的父母。研究表明，与被监禁的父母保持一致接触的孩子有更好的精神卫生，并且更多地参与社交活动。致力于将被监禁的家庭聚集在一起的组织 “囚犯之子” 为这些探访提供便利，其中包括身体互动，玩游戏，唱歌和送礼。该程序与常规访问不同，因为它是一种结合体验。志愿者帮助指导父母进入完全的妈妈或爸爸模式。目前，由于大流行，美国大多数监狱的亲自探视已暂停。有关更多信息，请关注 @ isadorakosofsky。

案例简介：Photo by @isadorakosofsky / Carlos holds his son, Damian, during a parent-child bonding visit at the Everglades Re-entry Center in Miami, Florida, where Carlos is incarcerated. This is part of a long-term series documenting the quarterly meetings between children and their incarcerated parents at twelve women’s and men’s prisons in Florida. According to the Casey Foundation, more than 1.7 million children in the U.S. have an incarcerated parent, and approximately 10 million children have experienced parental incarceration at some point in their lives. Nationally, there are more than 120,000 incarcerated mothers and 1.1 million incarcerated fathers who are parents of minor children. Research reveals that children who have consistent contact with an incarcerated parent have better mental health and are more socially engaged. Children of Inmates, an organization dedicated to bringing incarcerated families together, facilitates these visits, which include physical interaction, game playing, singing, and gift giving. This program differs from conventional visits, as it is a bonding experience. Volunteers help instruct the parents to get into full mommy or daddy mode.Currently, due to the pandemic, in-person visitation has been suspended at the majority of prisons in the United States. For more, follow @isadorakosofsky.

国家地理 - Photo by @isadorakosofsky / Carlos holds his son, Damian, during a parent-child bonding visit at the Everglades Re-entry

案例简介：@ isadorakosofsky/Carlos的照片在佛罗里达州迈阿密的大沼泽地重返中心进行亲子联谊访问时抱着他的儿子达米安 (Damian)，卡洛斯被监禁。这是一个长期系列的一部分，记录了佛罗里达州十二个男女监狱中儿童与其被监禁的父母之间的季度会议。根据凯西基金会 (Casey Foundation) 的说法，美国有170万多名儿童的父母被监禁，大约有1000万名儿童在生活中的某个时刻经历了父母的监禁。在全国范围内，有120,000多名被监禁的母亲和110万名被监禁的父亲是未成年子女的父母。研究表明，与被监禁的父母保持一致接触的孩子有更好的精神卫生，并且更多地参与社交活动。致力于将被监禁的家庭聚集在一起的组织 “囚犯之子” 为这些探访提供便利，其中包括身体互动，玩游戏，唱歌和送礼。该程序与常规访问不同，因为它是一种结合体验。志愿者帮助指导父母进入完全的妈妈或爸爸模式。目前，由于大流行，美国大多数监狱的亲自探视已暂停。有关更多信息，请关注 @ isadorakosofsky。

国家地理 - Photo by @isadorakosofsky / Carlos holds his son, Damian, during a parent-child bonding visit at the Everglades Re-entry

案例简介：Photo by @isadorakosofsky / Carlos holds his son, Damian, during a parent-child bonding visit at the Everglades Re-entry Center in Miami, Florida, where Carlos is incarcerated. This is part of a long-term series documenting the quarterly meetings between children and their incarcerated parents at twelve women’s and men’s prisons in Florida. According to the Casey Foundation, more than 1.7 million children in the U.S. have an incarcerated parent, and approximately 10 million children have experienced parental incarceration at some point in their lives. Nationally, there are more than 120,000 incarcerated mothers and 1.1 million incarcerated fathers who are parents of minor children. Research reveals that children who have consistent contact with an incarcerated parent have better mental health and are more socially engaged. Children of Inmates, an organization dedicated to bringing incarcerated families together, facilitates these visits, which include physical interaction, game playing, singing, and gift giving. This program differs from conventional visits, as it is a bonding experience. Volunteers help instruct the parents to get into full mommy or daddy mode.Currently, due to the pandemic, in-person visitation has been suspended at the majority of prisons in the United States. For more, follow @isadorakosofsky.

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国家地理 - Photo by @isadorakosofsky / Carlos holds his son, Damian, during a parent-child bonding visit at the Everglades Re-entry

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