Scope: The project’s primary focus is to gather, verify, and visualize data on police violence. This includes integrating various data sources, such as government records and news reports, to present accurate and comprehensive visualizations
Mapping Police Violence is a data visualization project that tracks and presents data on police violence. Created by a team of activists and data scientists, it serves as a resource for journalists, policymakers, and the general public.
Project Details:
- Who: Developed by activists and researchers such as Samuel Sinyangwe and the team campaign 0.
- Where: Online platform accessible globally, with data from the U.S.
- When: Active since 2015, with ongoing data updates.
- What: The project compiles data from multiple sources to map and visualize instances of police violence, providing a platform to understand the scale and impact of the issue.