Juvenile incarceration and reentry a photovoice study - Shannon, Casey R. 1982- (LFB Scholarly Pub., 2013)
Includes bibliographical references and index
This Photovoice study explored youth crime from the perspective of young men who have experienced incarceration. Participant-generated photographs and captions provide visual entry into the lives of these adolescents as they navigate the reentry process. The images and stories shared reflect their transition across three situations -- pre-incarceration, confinement, and reentry process. The study brings to light their perceptions and understandings of the risk and protective factors evident at each stage. The findings from this study include the voices of youth who have lived these experiences
Acknowledgments; CHAPTER 1: Study Overview; Statement of the Problem; Need for the Study; Purpose; Theoretical Orientation; Research Orientation and Methodology; CHAPTER 2: Juvenile Incarceration; Incidences, Population, and Purpose; Theories; Juvenile Crime and Incarceration: Associated Factors; Recidivism; Summary; CHAPTER 3: Photovoice; A Qualitative Approach; Role of the Researchers; Funding; Procedures; Implementing the Three Components of Photovoice; Trustworthiness; CHAPTER 4: Youth Voice: Perspectives on JuvenileIncarceration; Part I: Life on the Outs Photovoice Findings
Part II: Participant StoriesSummary; CHAPTER 5: Insights into Juvenile Reentry; Implications; Transition Needs; Life on the Outs: Identified Outcomes; Limitations; Future Research; Final Thoughts; References; Index