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Children of Incarcerated Parents and COVID‐19

In the May 2020 edition of this publication, I wrote a guest commentary entitled “In support of children of incarcerated parents.” This commentary attempted to shed some light on the estimated 2.7 million minors — or one in 28 children — who are currently suffering the consequences of their parent's incarceration. Many more children have a parent that has recently been released from the correctional system. One in 14 kids will have a parent incarcerated before they are 18 years of age! Think about that — every classroom and every faith‐based community in America likely has a child or several children who fall into this subgroup.