As a correctional administrator, the improvements I would make to a re-entry program for prisoners in administrative segregation involve first changing the traditional approach of risk containment to risk reduction. Risk containment is maintaining a facility's order, security, and surveillance, while risk reduction focuses on targeted provisions of high-risk offenders, new case management techniques, and increased interagency collaboration (Rengifo et al., 2017, p. 624). By switching this approach, the re-entry program can focus on the individual needs of the offenders, and increasing interagency collaboration can ensure that offenders leaving administrative separation have access to employment, housing, and other needs