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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 the... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 4 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Special episode celebrating the loving life of dear DeAnne Connolly Graham, Mother, Grandmother, Community Activist, Thought Leader and Outstanding Woman in Businesses award recipient and so much more. Episode guests: Janelle Poetic Puff Graham, Daug... more
In our third episode of “Where are the children?” Podcast, we have the honor of interviewing Augustin Castellanos M.D., a retired Neurologist, graduated from the University of Miami Medical School in 1980. He practiced neurology and sleep medicine in... more
In our second episode of “Where are the children?” Podcast, we have the honor of interviewing the legendary champion of children’s rights, David Lawrence Jr.. He is the founder and board chair of the Children’s Movement of Florida. David Lawrence Jr.... more
The first episode focuses on the current statistics of parental incarceration and the impact of it on the family unit.









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