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Rhia Canady (Audio); Building Bridges: How Fly Girl Foundation Supports Women Post-Incarceration

Rhia Canady (Audio); Building Bridges: How Fly Girl Foundation Supports Women Post-Incarceration

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Rhia Canady (Video); Building Bridges: How Fly Girl Foundation Supports Women Post-Incarceration

In this episode Naomi Murphy and David Jones meet Rhia Canady who shares her powerful journey from incarceration to founding Fly Girl Foundation, highlighting resilience, community support, and the importance of targeted interventions for women with lived experience of the criminal justice system.

https://www.flygirlfoundation.co.uk/

keywords; prison reform, women empowerment, lived experience, social impact, Fly Girl Foundation, rehabilitation, community support

key topics

  • Rhia Canady’s personal journey through incarceration and trauma
  • The founding and mission of Fly Girl Foundation
  • The importance of support systems for women leaving prison
  • Challenges faced during legal proceedings and reintegration
  • The role of community and mentorship in recovery and empowerment
  • Experiences of prison life and the impact of routine and relationships
  • The significance of early intervention and prevention for at-risk youth
  • Rhia’s work with Eastwood Park and prison reentry programs
  • The emotional toll of trauma and coping strategies
  • The importance of self-care and professional support for social workers and advocates

takeaways

  • Support networks are crucial for women reentering society after prison
  • Early intervention can prevent women from entering the criminal justice system
  • Routine and community connections aid in recovery and reintegration
  • Self-care and professional support are vital for those working with trauma
  • Legal battles can be navigated successfully with determination and evidence

Sound Bites

  • "Prison's awful, but it teaches resilience."
  • "Routine and community support aid recovery."
  • "Support networks are crucial for women reentering society."

Chapters

00:00Introduction to Rhia Canady and her background

02:09Rhia’s journey through trauma and incarceration

04:03Reflections on prison life and emotional challenges

05:56Reentry into society and the start of Fly Girl Foundation

07:52The impact of community support and mentorship

09:47Experiences of legal battles and overcoming obstacles

11:54The importance of early prevention and intervention

14:00Supporting women and young girls through education and empowerment

16:02Returning to Eastwood Park and reflections on progress

18:14The emotional toll of trauma and coping mechanisms

19:50The role of physical activity and routine in healing

22:10Supporting women at the moment of release from prison

23:48The significance of community and peer support

26:09Legal challenges and fighting for justice

27:59The importance of self-belief and resilience

29:46The future of Fly Girl Foundation and ongoing projects

32:03Advice for others working in social justice and support

33:52Closing thoughts and message of hope

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