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Reconstructing Futures: A Phenomenological Exploration of Incarcerated Individuals' Perceptions and Experiences with Vocational Training Programs in New Bilibid Prison
This qualitative study explores the perceptions and experiences of incarcerated individuals who participated in vocational training programs at New Bilibid Prison. The study aims to examine the impact of vocational training programs on the participants' reentry success, recidivism rates, and mental
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