Camille Holmes and Andrea Self
Camille Holmes and Andrea Self Camille Holmes and Andrea Self Camille Holmes and Andrea Self Camille Holmes and Andrea Self

Camille Holmes and Andrea Self

Recorded January 13, 2024 Archived January 13, 2024 32:08 minutes
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Description

Colleagues Camille Holmes (40) and Andrea Self (39) talk about their work with Indomitable Families Affected by Incarceration (IFAM), the impacts of incarceration at the individual and family levels, and the resources necessary for sustainable reentry.

Subject Log / Time Code

0:35
Camille Holmes (C) asks Andrea Self (A) how she got involved with Indomitable Families Affected by Incarceration (IFAM).
4:21
A asks C what has been most enjoyable about her work with IFAM.
7:07
C asks A what approaches at IFAM are working well.
9:52
A asks C how incarceration affects the individual and the family.
16:33
C asks what A would like to see for the future of this work.
24:45
C asks A what mental health resources are available for incarcerated folks.
28:20
C asks about the frequency of and reasons why people end up back in prison.

Participants

  • Camille Holmes
  • Andrea Self

Recording Locations

Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library

Venue / Recording Kit

Partnership

Partnership Type

Outreach

Initiatives