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What does it really take to prepare returning citizens for meaningful employment—and what happens when they’re ready but opportunities remain out of reach? In this episode of Black Table Talk, Ready4Work facilitator Thandor Miller discusses workforce preparation, the barriers returning citizens face, and how employers and communities can help create pathways to lasting employment.
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