From Prison Cells to Boardrooms: Dr. Annise Mabry's Mission on The Recovery Hour
Small businesses drive economies and communities, and you know when you've got- it's like I always say, jails and prisons house some of the most brilliant entrepreneurs in the world. But it's about disrupting a mindset and a lifestyle you know.
Ever thought about the untapped potential behind prison walls? In this episode of The Recovery Hour, hosts Bill Carruthers and Tanisha Character sit down with Dr. Annise Mabry, an educator and advocate who's transforming lives through education and entrepreneurship. Dr. Mabry's passion for creating opportunities for inmates and underserved communities shines through as she discusses her journey from the classroom to developing diploma and certification programs aimed at economic empowerment. Dr.
Mabry believes that some of the brightest entrepreneurial minds are found in jails and prisons. She shares compelling stories and practical insights on how education can be a game-changer for those looking to rebuild their lives. From industry certifications to tackling learning loss, this episode covers a wide range of topics that are crucial for anyone interested in recovery and reintegration. The conversation also highlights Dr.
Mabry's collaboration with the Rockdale County Stepping Up Initiative and the Washington County Sheriff's Office, focusing on workforce development and providing essential resources for recovery. Her message is clear: meaningful employment and education can drive economic growth and personal transformation. Whether you're directly affected by addiction or looking to support someone who is, this episode offers a blend of inspiration and actionable advice. Tune in to hear how Dr.
Mabry is helping to turn prison cells into stepping stones for future success.