Texas Observer

Images from my project Justice Undone were published in the Texas Observer.

 

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Teen Life East Austin

Interview: Ana Yáñez-Correa

In the fall of 2011, I interviewed the Texas Criminal Justice Coalition, executive director, Ana Yanez-Correa for a story on effects of incarceration and families.

“There are a lot of people who should not have been put in prison to begin with, especially people with substance abuse problems. We really have to be careful that we are not throwing away human beings.” -Ana Yanez-Correa

 

Lost in Thought

A boy sits alone during a picnic after seeing his father at the North Branch Correctional Institution in Cumberland, Md. Hope House, a non-profit, helps keep children connected with the fathers while they are in prison. For most of the children Hope House is the only chance they get to see their fathers.

Justice Undone

A boy stares though a window during a Friends and Family of Incarcerated People car wash fundraiser in Southeast Washington, D.C. Friends and Family of Incarcerated People, a non-profit based in Washington D.C., offers a summer camp for children of incarcerated parents and other children whose parents are absent.