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St. Louis Police Seek Freer Hand to Use Mace and Pepper Spray

April 10, 2019

St. Louis police have filed a motion arguing that they should not be prevented from using chemical agents like...

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Will the US Confront Its Long History of Border Atrocities?

January 15, 2019

New Prosecutor Implements Fundamental Criminal Justice Refor...

January 9, 2019

The Militarization of Politics and the Battle for the “We”...

By Cyndi Suarez

November 30, 2018

Museum of Broken Windows: Pop-Up Museum Takes Policing to Ta...

By Ruth McCambridge

September 26, 2018

Reformers Seek to Establish Nonprofit in Charge of Police Ov...

By Sean Watterson

February 12, 2018

Police Training Center in Chicago Links Concerns about Polic...

By Antonio Lopez

December 1, 2017

City Diversity Initiatives Do Not Prevent Displacement of Re...

September 25, 2017

Racial Disparities and Policing for Revenue

By Sean Watterson

July 20, 2017

Chicago: Stop Losing Credibility and Cash—Instead, Cut Costl...

By Mary Frances Mitchner

June 29, 2017

Police Misconduct Settlement Yields Accountability Measure in New York

June 22, 2017

Leaders to AG on Call to “Pause” Consent Agreements: “No Thanks!”

Ruth McCambridge

April 5, 2017

Atty. General Sessions to “Review” Police Reform Consent Decrees

Ruth McCambridge

April 4, 2017

Trainings Advance Nationally to Stem Police Violence Against People with Disabilities

Sheela Nimishakavi

March 24, 2017

Report Emphasizes Racial Data in Police Shootings

February 21, 2017

Baltimore Courtroom Will Give First Indication on Civil Rights in the Trump Era

January 31, 2017

Justice Department Pushes to Secure Key Police Reform Agreements before Transition

Ruth McCambridge

December 16, 2016

As Police Revelations Continue, Police Surveillance of Public Grows

October 4, 2016

Poll: Support for Black Lives Matter Now Majority View among Young Adults

September 8, 2016

NYC Initiates Program for Mental Health First Aid Training

Sheela Nimishakavi

June 10, 2016

One Year Later: Gloucester’s Opioid Program Inspires Policy Reform

June 3, 2016

NY Nonprofits Training Community to Cop Watch

Ruth McCambridge

September 24, 2015