@bridgett.orozcopo: This population is incredibly close to my heart, and I am so grateful to play a small part in their journey. My goal is always to plant seeds that they can water and watch grow. š«¶š½ #socialwork #corrections #relatable #fyp
the one bouncing the balloon.. they are all someoneās baby š„¹š„¹š
2026-06-16 22:30:46
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šŖ :
Iām a criminologist that works at prisons and Iāll always be willing and able, even if no one understandsšāāļø
2026-06-17 06:57:04
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Dulce Garcia :
I have a loved one in prison whoās trying hard to change but has a hard time doing it alone in there. Heās always talking about how he learns so much about himself from these programs. You guys treat them like humans and they donāt get a lot of that in prison. As a sister to an inmate whoās only seen as a number. Thank you.
2026-06-16 16:42:19
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šKeirašš :
Ive been struggling on what to do with social work. I really want to do foster care and adoption, but I also want to do this. AHHH
2026-06-16 20:53:05
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RenĆØe Des :
Iām getting my LCDC-I as someone on felony deferred probation. I WILL finish my probation and I WILL finish school so I can be right here helping others do the same.
Because they are still people too (I was still a person)
2026-06-16 22:56:06
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ļø :
How do you get into this?!
2026-06-15 23:01:15
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Josephine :
It sure aināt for the weak! I salute you. May many blessings follow you š
2026-06-15 22:34:37
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ŃŃŃŃηα :
I had the privilege of traveling to a correctional facility to take a class alongside prisoners for an entire semester. It was extremely eye opening and rewarding to be a part of. We brought pizza, soda, and ice cream for the whole class on the last day of class. Iām also happy to say that a lot of those who were incarcerated did not get to finish the class with us because they got out on parole during it! :)
2026-06-16 22:18:24
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Shay Bennett :
I so wish i could see the people who volunteered at the jail i was in...let them know i got 11 YEARS SOBER and went on to make business's that are very successful, and had 3 babies. That strung out girl is now a badass. I heard you š„ŗ And i listened to
2026-06-18 01:39:14
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lilybjohnson1 :
Found my people! Iām a re-entry specialist and work with those struggling with substance abuse and teach classes in jail.
Everyone deserves compassion. Everyone is ONE mistake or bad decision from being there. š„¹ā¤ļøš
2026-06-16 02:21:44
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kenna :
i spent 20 days in jail. the reentry/mental health advocates saved my life. i have never been in any trouble EVER, went from a clean record to a class b felony(was class a). most people arent what their conviction is but an average person wouldn't understand
as someone who is a professor and lecturers at a menās lifer yard in prison, it truly is such a rewarding experience to be a part of š¤ they are some of the most determined and engaging students iāve ever met.
2026-06-17 04:35:55
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kimberlyessd :
My son is in jail. Hes still just my baby ā„ļø
2026-06-18 21:17:39
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Arianaā” :
As someone else said, you are beautiful inside and out! It takes a special someone to do the work you do, and Im happy its you! The world needs more people and social workers like youšš«¶š¼š
2026-06-15 22:27:35
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leilani.chacon :
Not all of them are criminals.
2026-07-19 19:55:42
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šš»šāØ :
Every population needs a passionate dedicated advocate. Social workers donāt get enough credit. God bless woman šāØ
2026-06-16 01:57:58
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Zoey š¤ :
My history teacher in Junior year taught in a jail. He said it gave him a better respect for education and it's impact. It really is that important ā¤ļø
2026-06-17 00:33:45
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cj :
I graduate with a dual bachelors in criminal justice and psychology next spring. One of the careers Iād like to do is working in the jails to help with rehabilitation.
2026-06-16 23:35:38
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itscece2323 :
i work with the kids who are in a facility and i remind myself at the end of the day they are just kids who were handed different cards and maybe some wonāt make it out the system but there still someoneās baby, there still kids and they deserve to have someone be there for and show them things can change
2026-06-22 00:58:12
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Alissa416 :
I worked as an activity therapist at a womenās state prison and it was one of the greatest jobs I had. One of the ladies taught me how to crochet
2026-06-17 00:41:34
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Matilda Miller :
āOh youāre so good, I could never do what you do!!ā Well not to worry. I will do it and love every moment. The privilege of my life.
2026-06-16 22:35:38
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Sarah|Therapist in Training š§ :
Hi I love this just got accepted to the MSW program start in March and planning on doing this as well or thinking of this howās the work load? And pay? And benefits? Sorry for all the questions
2026-06-16 01:35:47
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š¾š¹š¼šššøš¶ :
ābc my aunt mea taught me that everyone deserves a second chance ā spider-man.
2026-06-17 16:51:12
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