Department of Education

Hometown: Federal Way, Washington    
Education: Brown University, Bachelor of Science in Social Analysis and Research, Class of 2024   

Tyshon Hattori-Lindsey (he/him) is a graduate student at Brown University, pursuing a degree in Urban Education Policy. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Social Analysis and Research from Brown University, where he developed a strong foundation in data-driven approaches to understanding educational and social issues. Tyshon’s academic journey is marked by a commitment to educational equity and reform.

During his undergraduate studies, Tyshon served as an Annenberg Research Fellow and a research assistant to Professor Matthew Kraft, contributing to research on key educational policy issues. He also gained international experience as a Privacy Research and Analyst Intern at Hoggo, a start-up in Berlin, Germany. Tyshon's dedication to community engagement was evident in his role as a Youth Program Coordinator for Rhode Island for Community & Justice, and as a volunteer with the Outdoor Leadership and Environmental Education (OLEEP) student group, where he planned and facilitated workshops at Met High School to teach students about environmental literacy, science, and justice.

Building on these experiences, Tyshon is focused on leveraging his research skills and community involvement to drive policy changes that improve educational outcomes in urban environments. He aspires to a career in educational policy development and research, where he can contribute to creating more equitable and effective educational systems. Tyshon is also honored to be an Urban Education Fellow and commit to serving in Providence.