Police oversight and accountability through public data 👮
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Police oversight and accountability through public data 👮
A national archive of police data collected by journalists, lawyers, and activists around the country.
OpenPolice empowers people to prepare, file, and track police misconduct complaints. By allowing users to publish reports online, we aim to establish an independent and transparent repository of police activity in the U.S.
Using Philly Open Data Portal data to examine what happens after a complaint is filed against Philly PD/match with other data
A public, searchable database of law enforcement officers in Virginia.
Data Hack Team 6
A front end web application reporting data on police misconduct in the city of Chicago.
Analysis of ProPublica's database of misconduct allegations against the NYPD
Data and Code used for CAP data story
Scraping, cleaning, visualization, and analysis of NYPD disciplinary proceedings (2011-2015)
What Fell Under the Radar? Accountability and the NYPD
OFFICIAL Police Scorecard Website - This project evaluates police departments based on quantitative data on arrests, use of force, accountability and other policing issues to make progress towards more just and equitable policing outcomes.
Samples of my work in programming and data analysis.
Nationwide Police Scorecard - This project evaluates police departments based on quantitative data on arrests, use of force, accountability and other policing issues to make progress towards more just and equitable policing outcomes.
Using my Gutenberg Data Visualization plugin to explore police violence against civilians.
Backend (sql and scrapers) for killed-by
Here we host the code base and answers for the checkpoints completed as part of Northwestern's Data Science Seminar
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