WATCH: Formerly incarcerated women get interview practice to overcome employment barriers
JPMorgan Chase volunteers will help them to improve communication and build confidence as they look for jobs
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Formerly incarcerated people face many challenges getting re-adjusted into society. One group is helping women build their communications skills through mock job interviews. JPMorgan Chase volunteers are working with these formerly incarcerated women to build their communication skills and confidence as they face real job interviews in their search for work.
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11:17 PM, Apr 17, 2025
TEMPE, AZ — Formerly incarcerated people face many challenges getting re-adjusted into society.
One group is helping women build their communications skills through mock job interviews.
JPMorgan Chase volunteers are working with these formerly incarcerated women to build their communication skills and confidence as they face real job interviews in their search for work.
The non-profit Arouet foundation helps women impacted by the justice system who are facing employment barriers.
Learn more about their efforts to help these women in the video player above.
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