Rehabilitation and bonding, horse training in prison

The video features Hank Curry, a horse trainer at the Northern Nevada Correctional Center, who oversees a program where inmates train wild horses. The program not only helps domesticate horses for use by various services but also aids in the personal development of inmates. Through bonding with horses, inmates learn responsibility, pride, and gain a sense of freedom. The program has positively impacted both the inmates and the community, providing trained horses for public services and fostering maturity and life skills among participants.

What are the benefits of bonding with a horse according to the text?

What is the significance of pride in the context of horse training for inmates?

Describe the process of how inmates are selected to work with horses.

How does the horse training program differ from regular prison life?

What changes do the inmates experience through the horse training program?