State’s workforce not strong enough to dismiss ex-offenders

WELL- PREPARED: John Adams displays his diploma from the Pivot the Hustle Career Readiness Program of Roger Williams University. The program provides contemporary workforce preparation for minimum-security inmates in work release. / COURTESY ROGER WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF  CONTINUING STUDIES
John Adams displays his diploma from the Pivot the Hustle Career Readiness Program of Roger Williams University. The program provides contemporary workforce preparation for minimum-security inmates in work release. / COURTESY ROGER WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF CONTINUING STUDIES

May is graduation season. No offense to the high schools and colleges that said goodbye to their students, but for graduates of one particular and very small program, the stakes are a lot higher than which beach to spend the next few months at. For 22 men at Rhode Island’s Adult Correctional Institutions, May 11

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