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Topic: Technology

Automating Banishment: The Surveillance and Policing of Looted Land

Spring 2026

This report was researched and written by dozens of community members collaborating through the Stop LAPD Spying Coalitionʼs Land and...

A New AI Lexicon: Surveillance

Spring 2026

This essay is part of the ongoing “AI Lexicon” project, a call for contributions to generate alternate narratives, positionalities, and...

Smart Borders or a Humane World?

Spring 2026

This report delves into the rhetoric of “smart borders” to explore their ties to a broad regime of border policing...

Predictive Policing Explained

Spring 2026

Police departments in some of the largest U.S. cities have been experimenting with predictive policing as a way to forecast...

Detroit’s Project Green Light and the “New Jim Code”: Why video surveillance and digital technology intensify racism

Spring 2026

Over the last three and a half years, the City of Detroit has greatly expanded Project Green Light, an initiative...

The Chicago Police Department’s Use of ShotSpotter Technology

Spring 2026

In this report, OIG details ShotSpotter’s functionality and descriptive statistics regarding law enforcement activity related to CPD’s response to ShotSpotter...

Defund. Re-Envision. Transform: City of St. Louis Fiscal Year 2022 Budget Process Toolkit

Spring 2026

Defund. Re-Envision. Transform. is a grassroots campaign anchored by Action St. Louis, CAPCR, Forward Through Ferguson, and ArchCity Defenders, which...

21st Century Policing: The Rise and Reach of Surveillance Technology

Spring 2026

Sitting at the intersection of criminalization and capitalism, the use of emerging surveillance technology has become increasingly popular among police...

Data science and police accountability

Spring 2026

HRDAG’s analysis and expertise continues to deepen the national conversation about police violence and criminal justice reform in the United...