Articles from The Chicago Reporter (March 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Adjusting to home: the effects of a mother's incarceration last well beyond her release date.	Lowenstein, Jeff Kelly		1556
Alden K. Loury.			37
At the top of their game.	Strumpf, Dan		255
Casey Sanchez.			34
Children are sentenced, too.	Tate, Alysia W.		467
Children of the incarcerated.			210
Coalition of Immokalee Workers.	Reblando, Jason		52
Father's footsteps: ex-offender unable to steer his son from the same wrong turns he made.	Sanchez, Casey		1183
Hands-on education: local program helps Chicago youth discover the past--and themselves--in Ghana, Africa.	Lamovec, Lawrence		1359
Is he 'black enough'?: time to get over it.	Lamovec, Lawrence		266
Just one question: no longer a child, a former inmate's daughter deals with father's absence.	Kelly, Kimbriell		1135
Keeping connected: church-based agency helps female inmates maintain ties with families.	Lowenstein, Jeff Kelly		1310
Lenders shunned ZIPs before law.	Strumpf, San		268
Locked up and a long way from home, family.			246
Mom without me: a 14-year-old boy struggles to come to terms with his mother's crime, punishment and absence.	Kelly, Kimbriell		1448
Rising home values offset by high-interest loans.	Blake, Matthew		257
Uncounted and unseen: tens of thousands of children have parents in prison. Many people call these children 'crime's invisible victims.' Institutions trying to help are often disconnected from these families and each other.	Lowenstein, Jeff Kelly	Cover story	4207