Using Data in Engaging Communities about Policing Practices

October 22, 2015 -
1:15pm to 2:30pm
Kathy Pettit, Clarence Wardell, Ken Barone, Erica Raleigh

The purpose of this session is to educate NNIP partners about the state of the field in releasing policing data for greater transparency and resident engagement and to consider roles they could play in their own communities.

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Related Links:
Connecticut Racial Profiling Prohibition Project Data Portal
Police Foundation: Public Safety Open Data Portal
Code for America Police Open Data Census
The President's Taskforce on 21st Century Policing Final Report
Blog on launching the Police Data Initiative
The President's Taskforce Implementation Guide
Medium Story on young coders working with police in NOLA to release new data
Expanding Data about Criminal Justice and Public Safety (Pittsburgh NNIP Session)
Related Publications:
Framing Page for Using Data in Engaging Communities about Policing Practices
Meeting Materials - By: The Urban Institute
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Developing a Data Driven System to Address Racial Profiling
Presentation - By: Ken Barone
PPTX

The Odyssey of Policing Data in Detroit
Presentation - By: Erica Raleigh
PPTX

The White House Police Data Initiative
Presentation - By: Clarence Wardell
PPTX

Using Data in Engaging Communities about Policing Practices
Video - By: Kathy Pettit | Ken Barone | Clarence Wardell | Erica Raleigh
Session Materials