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Georgia Leads A Push To Help Ex-Prisoners Get Jobs

(NPR) โ€“ In the 1990s, states went on a prison-building binge. Today, millions who spent time in those prisons are back in society โ€” and many are struggling to find work. Jay Neal is in charge of Georgiaโ€™s new office of re-entry. Its purpose is clear: โ€œHelping Georgiaโ€™s returning citizens find training, assisting Georgiaโ€™s returning citizens […]

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