“Mapping Police Violence successfully documents and visualizes personal accounts of victims at the hands of police departments, visualizing and documenting the effects day by day. Through the “Data and Methodology” page, the purpose, goal, and execution of the data presented are very thorough and meaningful. The citing and usage of other work/sources, from the credibility of victim identity, to the publication pieces at the bottom of the webpage, the collaboration and documentation of knowledge and statistics is very strong. Campaign Zero believes that “The data represented in Mapping Police Violence is the most comprehensive accounting of people killed by police since 2013.” With this database, the project hopes to “Provide greater transparency and accountability for police departments as part of the ongoing work to end police violence in America.” The clear intentions and the thorough documentation of impact against this nation’s people make “Mapping Police Violence” an exceptional project to keep up with police violence, driving the fight to eliminate hate.
