“It’s a journey to get people who have never been a part of the workforce adept to the expectations of employers. We’re trying to impart those skills that employers are looking for. All too often they see a criminal conviction and exclude someone, and we know that without jobs they will keep going back to prison.”
-Kelly Doyle, state director of the Center for Employment Opportunities, which tries to help men and women who are coming out of prison obtain employment (Source: http://bit.ly/1tlUq82)