Welcome to the professional page of Daniel Bullman, a dedicated public health researcher from Indianapolis, Indiana, with a unique and impactful approach to improving the reentry processes within the criminal legal system. With a career that seamlessly blends academic rigor with heartfelt advocacy, Daniel's work stands at the intersection of public health, criminal legal system reform, and community engagement.

At the core of Daniel's research is a commitment to developing real-world interventions that effectively support individuals impacted by the criminal legal system as they reintegrate into society. His work focuses on promoting family resiliency and enhancing long-term health outcomes for those returning from incarceration or government supervision. Recognizing the critical importance of continuity of care, Daniel actively develops policies that facilitate seamless transitions from correctional healthcare systems to community providers, ensuring individuals receive the necessary support and medical care during this pivotal time.

Daniel's methodological approach is both comprehensive and compassionate. Utilizing mixed-methods analysis combined with community-based participatory research, he collaborates with criminal legal system-impacted individuals, their families, and system professionals. This inclusive research model enriches his findings and ensures that interventions are deeply informed by the lived experiences of those most affected.

What sets Daniel apart in the field of public health research is his diverse background and personal journey. With over a decade of service in law enforcement, including roles with the Marion County Sheriff's Office and the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, Daniel brings a nuanced understanding of the criminal legal system to his work. His lived experience with the criminal legal system and his advocacy for families navigating the challenges of reentry or pursuing higher education after incarceration provide a robust foundation for his research. This blend of professional insight and personal experience allows Daniel to design interventions that are evidence-based, realistic, compassionate, and tailored to the needs of criminal legal system-impacted households.

Through his innovative research and policy work, Daniel Bullman is making significant strides in transforming how society approaches reentry. With a vision of a world where public health principles guide rehabilitation and reintegration, he invites you to join him in improving the quality of life and health outcomes for individuals and families impacted by the criminal legal system.