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A case portal from the Civilian Office of Police Accountability listing incident records with log number, incident date and time, district of occurrence, notification date, transparency release date, closed date and FSR or memo posted date. The listing runs to many pages; the first page shows Page 1 of 10.
LittleSis is a free, open-source public accountability research platform operated by the nonprofit Public Accountability Initiative. It hosts a database mapping connections between influential figures in business and government, provides a power research toolkit for community organizers, runs trainings on strategic power research for researchers, activists and journalists, and publishes reports on corporate and elite influence, fossil fuel finance and related accountability issues.
ABC15 database of Arizona law-enforcement records, officer data, and accountability information.
Airtable database for searching Buffalo police accountability, officer, or incident records.
Independent UK newspaper covering politics, media accountability, corruption and democratic institutions.
NYC complaint and police accountability statistics portal with searchable data and charts.
Nonprofit investigative newsroom examining inequality, government accountability and threats to democracy.
Chicago police accountability database for complaints, officers, outcomes, and misconduct records.
Officer lookup site for searching police names, agencies, identifiers, and public accountability records.
Independent Australian publication covering national politics, media, business and public accountability.
Database of public social media posts by law-enforcement officers reviewed for accountability research.
ProPublica collection of protest policing videos organized for search and accountability review.
Database for searching police brutality incidents, videos, reports, and accountability records.
Project Comport datasets for police complaints, use of force, and accountability records.
Nonprofit newsroom producing data-driven investigations into government, business, health, justice and public accountability.
Independent Philippine newsroom covering politics, accountability, communities, technology and misinformation.
Airtable database for searching San Francisco police accountability and officer-related records.
TGCG Members Page helps search law-enforcement, police accountability, misconduct, surveillance, or public safety records.
The Henry A. Wallace Police Crime Database provides summary information on criminal arrest cases involving nonfederal sworn law enforcement officers. Its records cover 20,711 arrest cases from 2005 to 2021 involving 16,758 officers employed by 5,466 agencies in 1,987 counties and independent cities across all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
Colorado POST certification search for peace officer status, records, and professional information.
PrivacySpy is an open project that grades and monitors privacy policies on a ten-point scale for convenience and accountability. It maintains a directory of products with scores, offers a free browser extension and API, and is maintained by volunteers. It is a project of Politiwatch, a registered 501(c)(3) organization.
An article by Andy Baio examining how AI companies use datasets and models from academic and nonprofit research groups. It describes Meta's Make-A-Video using Shutterstock clips and YouTube videos collected by Microsoft, and notes nonprofit datasets used for Stable Diffusion and other models. It argues this outsourcing shifts accountability and legal liability away from corporations.
The AmaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism produces investigative stories that expose wrongdoing. It also advocates for information rights and media freedoms and provides training, editorial collaborations and organisational support to fellow media practitioners. A newsletter takes readers behind the headlines of its investigations.
A searchable database from The Globe of Boston Police Department internal affairs records covering January 2010 to August 2020. It includes an internal investigations log, discipline, awards, case summaries, arbitration and civil service decisions, and payroll, covering more than 3,100 cases, about 7,700 allegations, and over 1,400 officers. The records contain gaps, and pending cases do not include officers' names.
