受制度影响的有色人种女儿从父母监禁中康复的证词

Angie Monreal
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目前,美国每25个孩子中就有一个孩子的父母被关在监狱或监狱里。黑人和拉丁裔儿童占人口的大多数,因为他们的父母在地方监狱、州和联邦监狱中比例过高。父母监禁会影响孩子的行为、情感和心理健康、社会交往和经济稳定。父母被监禁的女儿受到的影响尤其严重。本研究调查了证词(证言),一种反叙事的叙事形式,作为解决父母监禁对有色人种女性儿童创伤影响的工具。推荐书给一个人的代理,并允许他们分享他们的独特和细致入微的经验细节。深入访谈表明,证词对受到父母监禁影响的妇女来说是一种有效的治疗工具,可以改善面向受监禁影响家庭的社会服务组织。证言提供了空间,让父母身陷囹圄的女儿能够表达自己的情感,理解自己的经历。访谈还揭示了多位受访者经历中的共同主题。
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The Testimonios of System-Impacted Daughters of Color on Healing from Parental Incarceration
1 in every 25 children in the United States currently has a parent incarcerated in jail or prison. Black and Latinx children make up the majority of this population, as their parents are overrepresented in local jails and state and federal prisons. Parental incarceration affects a child’s behavior, emotional and mental health, social interaction, and financial stability. Daughters of incarcerated parents are particularly affected. This research investigates testimonios (testimonies), a narrative form of counter-storytelling, as a tool to address the traumatic effect of parental incarceration on female children of color. Testimonios give a person agency and allow them to share their unique and nuanced experiences in detail. In-depth interviews demonstrated that testimonios can be an effective healing tool for women who have been impacted by parental incarceration and can improve social service organizations directed towards families affected by incarceration. Testimonios provided space in which daughters of incarcerated parents were able to express their emotions and make sense of their experiences. The interviews also revealed shared themes in the experiences of multiple interviewees. 
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