Frank Hartmann

 

Frank (Francis X.) Hartmann, Adjunct Lecturer in Public Policy, is Senior Research Fellow of the Program in Criminal Justice Policy and Management. His criminal justice research focuses on how criminal justice agencies and communities work together to produce safety. His most recent publication on this topic is "Safety First: Partnership, the Powerful Neutral Convener, and Problem-Solving," which appears in Securing Our Children's Future (Brookings, 2003). His current teaching, in the management curriculum, is on effective implementation. He has chaired most of the Kennedy School's Executive Sessions, including those on Policing, Patient Safety and Errors in Medicine, and Preparedness for Terrorism. He has chaired many of the major working meetings of the U.S. Department of Justice for the past ten years. Hartmann was a Senior Advisor to the Police Commissioner of New York in the mid-1990s. He was Director of the Hartford Institute of Criminal and Social Justice, Director of Research and Evaluation for New York City's Addiction Services Agency, and a Program Officer at the Ford Foundation. Among other places, he and his wife live in Buonconvento, Italy.