Inside Florida Prison, Women Train To Fill Construction Workforce Gaps
Anne Marie Pham grew up helping her father with his “messiest” home renovation projects. “I’ve always been interested in dirty jobs,” says Pham, a 21-year-old
Hands-on Simulator Training Brings Hope
Women at Lowell Correctional Institution Build Heavy Equipment Skills Using Cat® Simulators Systems “Can I do this? I’ve never even stood next to an Excavator
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Making a Difference in Incarcerated Prisoners’ Lives Through Training
While driving to work in 2019, Henry Sanders, former Career and Technical Educational Coordinator for the Louisiana Department of Public Safety & Corrections, noticed construction
Women learn trade skills at Louisiana Correctional Institute
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Since 2016, the incarcerated population has decreased because of programs training people for jobs when they get out of prison.