
From Prison to Prosperity: My Brother's Keeper 617 Helps Break the Cycle of Recidivism
December 23, 202319m 0s
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Show Notes
Here in Massachusetts, almost a third of people who find themselves in prison for a crime eventually re-offend and find themselves back behind bars. Experts say a major contributing factor is a lack of support for people leaving prison, something that My Brother's Keeper 617 is working to change in the city of Boston. Mario Rodrigues and Satero DaVeiga are part of a team that's launched a new program to help recently released inmates develop critical skills to join the trades and give them the resources they need to start a new phase of their life. Rodrigues and DaVeiga join Nichole this week to talk about the group's history, their new program, and the other ways they help the community.
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bostonboston-massachusettscarpenters-unioncarpentrycommunity-developmentcriminal-justice-reformdedham-county-jailformer-prisonersgang-preventioninmateinmatesmassachusettsnew-englandprisonrecidivismreentry-supportsocial-changetradesviolence-preventionworkforce-training