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I Have a Bean: Quality Coffee By Returning Neighbors

For many people who have spent time in prison, the most difficult barrier to overcome after release is the reentry into employment. In many instances, employers stop reading an application as soon as they see that someone has a criminal record.

By Katrina Burlet
March 23, 2017
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