Irene Diamond speaks with two millennial women and a baby boomer about what it takes for previously incarcerated women to rejoin the workforce (and society). We can see that there are endless roadblocks for this “forgotten population,” as Alyson puts it, but there are people and organizations working to bring more awareness to this issue.

If you haven’t listened to Episode 3 Part 1: The Story Behind Identity Transformation: As Lived by Previously Incarcerated Women — we highly recommend going back to listen to that one first! Then come back to join us for this dynamic conversation.

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Alyson McNair, Perfect Inc.

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Cloé Luv

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Dawne Marx

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IRENE DIAMOND, Host and Executive Producer

Energized about accessing your true sene of purpose, Irene Diamond models skilled determination with love and perception. Committed to the belief that any child or adult can learn to play piano, sing, act, and compose, Irene Diamond takes pleasure in customizing her students’ music study to align with their plans and fulfill their dreams.
https://www.irenediamondstudios.com

Irene Diamond holds Bachelors and Masters of Music degrees in Piano Pedagogy and Performance. Spanning decades of teaching private piano and voice lessons, Irene is personally and professionally intrigued by what she learns from Millennials, Gen Z, and the budding Alpha generation, and with the production of Diamond Bridges, she is showing how the development of Talent leads to sense of purpose.

It all begins with watching and listening.