The Ralston Institute Clearinghouse advances data-informed policy, planning, and systems improvement at the intersection of behavioral health, developmental disabilities, and the justice system across Georgia. The Clearinghouse serves as a statewide hub for behavioral health and justice-related information, collaboration, and innovation. The Clearinghouse provides access to data resources, research findings, best practices, policy guidance, and evaluation support that help strengthen systems of care, improve cross-system coordination, and promote more effective and equitable outcomes for individuals, families, and communities.
Through partnerships with state agencies, local communities, courts, providers, researchers, and individuals with lived experience, the Clearinghouse works to support evidence-informed decision-making, evaluate programs and initiatives, identify emerging needs and trends, and assist communities in developing and implementing effective behavioral health and justice strategies across Georgia.
Clearinghouse Advisory Board
The Advisory Board is comprised of members across behavioral health, courts, corrections, criminal justice, and law enforcement. The Advisory Board meets quarterly to guide and advise on the work of the Clearinghouse and ensure the Clearinghouse’s work meets the needs of Georgia’s communities. Advisory Board members include: