Finding Work after Prison

What happens when people leave the U.S criminal j…

An episode of the Catalyst Kitchens Radio podcast, hosted by Catalyst Kitchens, titled "Finding Work after Prison" was published on May 29, 2018 and runs 20 minutes.

May 29, 2018 ·20m · Catalyst Kitchens Radio

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What happens when people leave the U.S criminal justice system? What programs are in place to support them during this transition? This episode explores how a group of non-profits are helping people in need of a second chance find jobs in food service. Produced by Catalyst Kitchens Scripted by Emily Olsen-Harbich Audio engineering by Danny Barksdale Music by Adir L.C For more information about the programs featured in this podcast, please visit: www.catalystkitchens.org www.farestart.org www.communitykitchenpittsburgh.org Special thanks to Anthony Dean, Jennifer Flanagan, and Joseph Paul for sharing their stories here.

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What happens when people leave the U.S criminal justice system? What programs are in place to support them during this transition? This episode explores how a group of non-profits are helping people in need of a second chance find jobs in food service. Produced by Catalyst Kitchens Scripted by Emily Olsen-Harbich Audio engineering by Danny Barksdale Music by Adir L.C For more information about the programs featured in this podcast, please visit: www.catalystkitchens.org www.farestart.org www.communitykitchenpittsburgh.org Special thanks to Anthony Dean, Jennifer Flanagan, and Joseph Paul for sharing their stories here.

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