At the intersection of academia and technology, a breakthrough is being made in juvenile justice and mental health. Academicians from William and Mary are working on a transformative project that applies process mining to understand the complex interactions within these systems. This project is illuminating key insights and offering potential pathways for tech-driven policy impact, according to Arturo Castellanos Bueso (pictured, left), assistant professor, Raymond A. Mason School of Business, at William & Mary.William and Mary’s Arturo Castellanos and Monica Chiarini Tremblay discuss tech for public policy