![“Each bead means something,” Adrianna says of the bracelet she made me with her mom. “This one,” she says, pointing to the shiniest pink bead, “is supposed to be how much love she has for us because it is so bright." Image by Jaime Joyce for TIME Edge. California, 2018.](/sites/default/files/bracelet-600x400.jpg "“Each bead means something,” Adrianna says of the bracelet she made me with her mom. “This one,” she says, pointing to the shiniest pink bead, “is supposed to be how much love she has for us because it is so bright." Image by Jaime Joyce for TIME Edge. California, 2018.")
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Jaime Joyce is executive editor at TIME magazine's classroom news edition, TIME for Kids. With the support of the Pulitzer Center, she reported on two programs in California that help families stay connected when a parent is incarcerated.
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