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On Tuesday, Oct. 6, we're hosting a webinar to dig into what should public safety look like 25 years from now.
Register: nyu.zoom.us/webinar/register…
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Flock Cameras. Surveillance. Use & misuse. Privacy. Impact on citizens.
Tune in to #Lawyer2Lawyer with host @jcraigwilliams and special guest, Katie Kinsey,@policingproject @nyulaw legaltalknetwork.com/podcast…
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Missed yesterday's discussion about how cities are assessing & rightsizing their traffic enforcement strategies to be more effective, cost-efficient & equitable? Watch for a summary & recording next week. For now, sharing a few highlights. See full report: visionzeronetwork.org/right-…
“Preventable deaths & injuries in car crashes, unacceptable violent outcomes from the most common form of police community member contact — these are both public health crises,” Policing Project's Scarlet Neath said.
by @streetsblogkea
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“It’s an opportune time to learn from the progress we’ve made on both fronts, and to double down on that progress.”
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via @StreetsblogUSA
"The successes of the community responder model did not materialize overnight. They were built carefully, with attention to training, staffing, dispatch protocols, & scale." - retired #NYPD officer Michael Balionion on NYC's new Dept of Community Safety: amny.com/opinion/nycs-mental…
Join us June 4-5 in Chicago as we rethink 911 response: 2026arconvening.splashthat.c…
The traffic safety crisis, after all, is not one of misbehavior and crime; it is the result of poor design, engineering, and politics.
Learn more about how we got here and our roadmap for improving traffic safety: aclu.org/documents/safe-road…
Traffic crashes are one of the most preventable causes of death in America. And our approach to traffic safety isn't helping. Join researchers, practitioners, advocates & policymakers in NYC this April to build a policy agenda that changes that. 2026trafficconvening.splasht…
“That should ring the alarm bells for their supervisors at Florida Highway Patrol and should cause them to do a review of that officer’s stops,” said Policing Project Deputy Director of Policy Josh Parker.
A @FHPPalmBeach trooper who patrols a majority Hispanic city didn't identify a single driver as 'Hispanic' in 107 traffic cases, according to a review by @WLRN. Experts told us that a failure to ID race/ethnicity can hinder oversight of racial profiling:
wlrn.org/wlrn-investigations…
Alternative response programs are growing fast. They include sending counselors to mental health calls, peer responders to wellness checks & mediators to disputes. Join us June 4-5 in Chicago to help make alternative response a permanent, durable field.
2026arconvening.splashthat.c…
WA residents: your car is likely being tracked. Automated license plate readers can reveal where you live, work, and what religious services or rallies you attend.
Our counsel explains in @seattletimes why WA's Driver Privacy Act (SB 6002) matters.
seattletimes.com/opinion/law…
We were proud to work with @LastWeekTonight on last night's important episode highlighting the dangers of unregulated police pursuits and the need for sensible laws and policies regulating them, as well as better data collection.
youtube.com/watch?v=wVFXUkFx…
HAPPENING NOW:
"Police Vehicular Pursuits: The Dangers of Unregulated Police Chases and The Reform Landscape" -- a webinar on police pursuit policies and the growing reform landscape.
Join us!
nyu.zoom.us/webinar/register…
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With thanks to @jenniferdoleac.bsky.social who let me take the host chair #probablecausation here I talk with the amazing #JensLudwig about his terrific book #UnforgivingPlaces, about how behavioral economics can help with gun violence. Give it a listen?
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