Public Safety Isn’t Just Policing — It’s Second Chance Hiring
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Public Safety Isn’t Just Policing — It’s Second Chance Hiring
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In this narrated episode, Brandon Burley reads and reflects on an opinion piece originally published in The Daily Memphian examining why second chance hiring is a public safety issue—not just an employment one.
While the article focuses on Memphis, the argument applies far beyond one city. When people return from prison or jail without access to work, housing, transportation, or licensing pathways, the conditions for reoffending are quietly rebuilt. Public safety doesn’t improve by closing more doors. It improves by opening the right ones back.
This episode explores how background checks, licensing barriers, housing scarcity, and transportation gaps intersect—and why responsibility for change doesn’t rest solely with government, but with employers, communities, and citizens willing to step in.
Season 4 of The Redemption Project features narrated journalism and reported essays on criminal justice, reentry, and public safety.