At a Glance: A criminal conviction can lead to an array of lifelong barriers for formerly incarcerated individuals. The Second Chance Education Program equips inmates with skills they need to find their place in society upon release.
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A criminal conviction can lead to an array of lifelong barriers for formerly incarcerated individuals. The Second Chance Education Program equips inmates with skills they need to find their place in society upon release. 22News spoke with an ex-inmate about her road to success and how she did it.
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- A criminal conviction can lead to an array of lifelong barriers for formerly incarcerated individuals.
- The Second Chance Education Program equips inmates with skills they need to find their place in society upon release.
- 22News spoke with an ex-inmate about her road to success and how she did it.
- Ordinary folks are opening up their homes to people recently released from
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