Creating workforce paths for those formerly incarcerated | Business

Workforce and criminal justice leaders from across West Virginia will join forces next week for a screening of the documentary “Being Free,” from producers of the award-winning PBS series, "Roadtrip Nation." The film, which follows the journey of three formerly incarcerated people on the search for careers after prison, will be followed by an interactive panel discussion at Charleston’s Capitol Theater on Tuesday, April 30, 2024.

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