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November 2009
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By Zoe Sandvig|Published Date: November 03, 2009
 A smile that spreads across his freckled face at the mention of his kids speaks more of Tony Dungy’s greatness than the trophy he gripped in his hand after becoming the first African American coach to lead a team to Super Bowl victory.
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By Kathi Macias|Published Date: November 03, 2009
 Oblivious to the fact that I had just thought a word I would never say out loud, I glared through bloodshot eyes at the large, round, schoolroom-type clock that was the sole decoration on the cold gray wall behind the metal chair where John sat. Dressed in an orange jumpsuit and holding a phone to his ear, he gazed at me through the glass partition, no doubt knowing that I avoided eye contact because the pain was just too great.
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By Pat Nolan|Published Date: November 03, 2009
 An estimated 1.5 to 1.7 million children in the United States currently have a father or mother behind prison bars. Even though these children are not to blame for their parents’ actions, they are frequently stigmatized by shame, poverty, and family instability. As a result, they often suffer poor school performance and behavioral and emotional problems.
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