Video Letters from Prison

Contributed by Jamie Lee

Video Letters from Prison is an hour long documentary that follows three young Lakota girls as they meet their incarcerated father for the first time via video letters. The film is available to groups with discussion forum led by Patricia Jamie Lee and producer, Milt Lee.

Uploaded on 2011-02-02 18:30

Tags: At risk youth, Early childhood development, Youth development, child development, children of incarcerated parents, fatherhood

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120 weeks ago Jamie Lee created this resource.

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Video Letters from Prison

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