Joseph Hayashi

Behavioral Health Policy Analyst at CSG Justice Center

Joseph Hayashi is a Senior Policy Analyst at The Council of State Governments Justice Center, providing technical assistance on substance use disorders and mental health to enhance collaboration between local and state agencies. With experience as a Program Director for Salinas Youth Lacrosse, Joseph has developed a new youth sports program and managed resources for effective coaching. Prior experience includes serving as a Criminal Justice Researcher, where Joseph organized evaluations of police training techniques, and as an Incident Tracking Analyst for the Oakland Athletics, focusing on event safety. Joseph's background also includes a role as a Crime Analyst Intern at the Gilroy Police Department, where crime trend analysis was developed using historical data. Joseph holds a Master of International Policy and Development from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies, a Crime and Intelligence Analysis Certificate from California State University-Sacramento, and a Bachelor of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice from Southern Oregon University.

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Livermore, United States

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CSG Justice Center

We combine the power of a membership association, representing state officials in all three branches of government, with the expertise of a policy and research team focused on assisting others to attain measurable results. We bring people together. With our singular ability to reach federal, state, and local leaders from all three branches of government, we gather people from both sides of the aisle and across the country to foster collaboration. We drive the criminal justice field forward with original research. Our in-depth data analyses, coupled with extensive interviews of people on the front lines of the criminal justice system, inform improvements and spur national initiatives. We build momentum for policy change. We synthesize and contextualize data to help policymakers enact and implement major reforms that address criminal justice challenges, many of which intersect with other systems, such as health, education, and housing. We provide expert assistance. Our on-the-ground training and assistance helps state and local agencies and organizations translate the latest research into policy and practice.


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