S2E22 - Prisoners Pardon - Reducing The Risks in Fatherless Homes Part 1

Prisoner's Pardon

Show Notes – Part 1

Guest: Rashod Coleman

Bio: Rashod Coleman is an African-American Police Officer in Philadelphia who grew up with a father in the home. Despite this disadvantage, Rashod has gone on to be a loving and involved father, an author, criminal justice advocate and to have a successful Law Enforcement career. Some of his achievements are receiving a heroism award from the city of Philadelphia and several recognitions for confiscating illegal firearms and drugs off the streets of Philadelphia. Listen as he talks too about growing up without a father, the circumstances of his father’s imprisonment, and experience as a criminal justice advocate.

In the news every day we hear about young people killing one another and or just going to jail for some criminal activity. Without a doubt one of main reasons is because of no father in the home. Fatherless homes has other bad resulting consequences too and that is; more likely to be poor, become involved in drug and alcohol abuse, drop out of school, suffer from health and emotional problems, and teen pregnancy.

Subject: Reducing The Risks in Fatherless Homes

Show Highlights:

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• What happens to the family
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• Growing up and insecurities felt
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• His Book Fatherless Son
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• Structured programs/mentors
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• Family communication is key
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• Police officer engagement in community
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• Police officer reward system should be evaluated
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Part 2 airing next week.

Guest contact info:

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• Website: Author Rashod
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• Email: [e-mail]
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• Youtube: Dads Book Reviews - YouTube
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• Book Amazon.com: Fatherless Son: How the Criminal Justice System tore my family apart and brought us back together eBook : Coleman, Rashod: Kindle Stores
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