A clearinghouse for information, analysis, and resources related to state sanctioned violence in the United States
Chicago Police Board Information Center – comprehensive archive of misconduct allegations against the Chicago Police Department
Citizens Police Data Project – combines multiple datasets related to the Chicago Police Department (more here)
The Counted – project started by The Guardian to track people killed by police in the U.S. (more here)
Fatal Encounters – searchable national database of people killed during interactions with law enforcement.
Killed By Police – from 2013 to the present, documents mainstream media accounts of people killed by police and other law enforcement personnel.
Mobile Apps – for recording and reporting police misconduct
The National Police Violence Map – offers maps and other visual data of police violence in the U.S.
Officer Involved – Photo-documentary project by Josh Begley. Uses maps and meta-data to provide photographs of sites where officer-involved shootings have taken place.
Operation Ghetto Storm – comprehensive report by Arlene Eisen on the extrajudicial killing of black people, with detailed analysis of the data. (2012 with updates) The report was published by the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement. Additional information can be found in The Root
Speak My Name – debuting in September 2015, a database the focuses on violence against black women and girls
The Stolen Lives Project – national list of people killed by law enforcement agents from 1990 to the present
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