Episode 03: Juvenile Justice Association of Michigan

 

Episode Summary

In this mind-opening episode of "What I Know Now" by The Delta Project, hosts Cole and Joel dive deep into a passionate discussion about foster parenting, juvenile justice system, and the marginalization of people of color in parent-child dialogues. Cole recounts his compelling journey through foster parenting, adopting, and reimagining fatherhood as a source of inspiration for children. Hear how The Delta Project has worked relentlessly with the Juvenile Justice Association of Michigan to strengthen family engagement and dispel biases deeply embedded in the system. The hosts touch on the necessary balance of passionate involvement and dispassionate assessment in parenting and professional work. Cole shares his insights from his comic book series "The Fatherhood," which aims to normalize the presence and involvement of fathers, primarily black and brown fathers, in their children's lives. If you're seeking a fresh perspective on traditionally untouched subjects such as trauma, parenting, and social justice, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in and join the conversation—we're all in this together.

 

 
 

 
 

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