Executive summary In autumn 2018, the Department for Education (DfE) commissioned this
independent literature review on behalf of Edward Timpson CBE, to support understanding …

The wellbeing of children with imprisoned parents is known to be challenged by various
stressors related to parental incarceration; it is imperative that these are addressed …

Parental incarceration has been associated with educational disadvantages for children,
such as lower educational attainment, increased grade retention, and truancy and …

More than 5 million children in the United States will experience parental incarceration.
These children may have academic, behavioral, or social difficulties in school. School …

The purpose of this research is to explore in depth the impact of parental imprisonment on
the school lives of children. A phenomenological qualitative methodology has been utilised …

To consider the experiences of school counselors who served children of incarcerated
parents (CIP) in a single school district in a southeastern state, we used an instrumental …

There are an estimated 200,000 children of prisoners in the UK. However, research into their
needs is limited, especially studies including their voice. An in-depth, small-scale explorative …

If not supported appropriately, children of imprisoned parents face potential adverse
outcomes, including difficulties with academic progress and mental health. This systematic …

There are over 200, 000 children in the UK who are affected by parental imprisonment
[Barnardo's, 2014. Children affected by parental imprisonment. http://www. barnardos. org …

Purpose The “Picture This, Picture Me” research project enabled young people who have
experience of a parent in prison to challenge the narrow narrative of “prisoners' children” by …