Nora Raleigh Baskin x KidsMates
When caregivers provide their child with dependable and reliable information about his or her parent’s incarceration, they lay the foundation for developing resilience. The disclosure fosters a trusting relationship between the caregiver and child, creating a comfortable environment for the child to ask difficult questions while grieving his or her loss and adjusting to a new reality.
Maison Teixeira x KidsMates
Yale's SEICHE Center x KidsMates
KidsMates C.A.R.E.S.
Rutgers' Center on Children and Families of the Incarcerated x KidsMates
Changemakers x KidsMates
The Academic Consortium on Criminal Justice Health x KidsMates
New York Times x KidsMates
Hour Children x KidsMates
Angel Tree x KidsMates
Pediatrics in Review x KidsMates
SUSU x KidsMates
NBC4 Interviews KidsMates
Denali Tiller x KidsMates
The Pathfinder Network x KidsMates
Isabel Coronado x KidsMates
CPNYC x KidsMates
Put Me In x KidsMates
Echoes of Incarceration x KidsMates
AAP x KidsMates Dr. Martoma
Worth Rises x KidsMates
Recidiviz x KidsMates
Human Rights Defense Center x KidsMates
Walls to Bridges x KidsMates
Dr. Whitney Hollins x KidsMates
Dr. Martoma Presents at Arizona State University's State of Incarceration Virtual Summit
The Osborne Association x KidsMates
Ameelio x KidsMates
POPS the Club x KidsMates
See Us Support Us 2020
KidsMates Origin Story Published by Forbes
AAP Publishes Dr. Martoma's Approach for Developing Childhood Resilience
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