Sherese Brewington Carr delivers her professional insights into the world of migrant farm work, the criminal justice system, and what it takes to help both veterans and ex-offenders transition successfully into the contemporary workplace. She shares her foundational beliefs established as a childhood "farm girl" who benefited from the larger culture of rural community activism and a world-class educational opportunity gained at two Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). She recounts some of the too-many-to-name volunteer and change agendas she has worked to champion.
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