YOUTH IMPRISONMENT: TIME FOR A CHANGE
This series introduces young people to the incarceration systems of North America and the world. The real-life experiences of prison employees, inmates, and inmates’ families are sensitively presented to educate readers about the incarceration system’s role in society, the realities of prison life, the effects of incarceration, and the moral issues surrounding this indispensible yet controversial social system. Artwork by a prison artist is included in the books’ design, as well as full-color photographs on every spread.
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Youth in Prison -
(The United States leads the world in the number of incarcerated people.)
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Betty Seabrook Burney represents District 5 and joined the Duval County School Board in November 2004. She is a Raines High School graduate, holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Miami and a Master of Arts in Public Administration from Northern Illinois University. Currently, Ms. Burney is an education consultant for TPG, Inc., and Seabrook and Associates. She is a member of the NAACP Education Committee, Wayman Chapel AME Church and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. 
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