Tina Reynolds serves as the Safe Landing Coordinator at the Osborne Association’s Prison Reentry & Family Services, assisting people with mild mental health issues toward a successful transition from prison into the community.

Reynolds, who received a Master in Social Work from Hunter College in 2003, co-founded WORTH (Women on the Rise Telling Her Story) for women affected by the criminal justice system, and is a board member of both Justice Works Community and the Virginia Drew Foundation. In her work over the past ten years, Reynolds partnered with formerly and imprisoned women to challenge and offer solutions to policies and other barriers women and families face during and after incarceration. Tina also developed a curriculum “Impact of Incarceration on Society, Community, Families and Children, which will be taught in the spring at CUNY, York College.

The Osborne Association, a leading multi-service criminal justice organization serving more than 7,000 people annually, operates programs in community sites, courts, prisons and jails in New York State. Founded in 1931, Osborne works to transform the lives of those who have come into conflict with the law, as well as their families, through innovative, effective, and replicable programs that serve the community by reducing crime and its human and economic costs.