Women's Reintegration Center Prepares Inmates For Life After Prison

NIANTIC, CT - MAY 24: Prison inmate Marjorie Swanke, 44, from New Canaan, Connecticut practices yoga while at the York Community Reintegration Center on May 24, 2016 in Niantic, Connecticut. The mother of one was convicted of larceny and burglary, sentenced to 5 years with probation and is up for parole in 2017. The reintegration center is part of the York Correctional Institution, which houses all of Connecticut's female inmate population. The unit is designed to prepare inmates for successful reintegration into society after serving out their sentences. Criminal justice and prison reforms are taking hold with bi-partisan support nationwide in an effort to reduce prison populations, while saving taxpayer money. The state's criminal justice reforms are part of Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy's 'Second Chance Society' legislation (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)