Projects
Our work is driven by a diverse community of scholars who conduct justice-focused, community-oriented theoretically grounded work.
Scholar
- Andrade 1
- Aunger 1
- Ayres 1
- Badiei 3
- Baskin-Sommers 1
- Bell 3
- Betts 1
- Bradford 1
- Camacho 1
- Cox 2
- Dessources 1
- Diodati 1
- Erickson 1
- Friedman 1
- Gluck 1
- Goff 1
- Granot 1
- Gripp 6
- Hinton 1
- Jha 1
- Johnston 3
- Katsaros 7
- Kazar 1
- Kim 1
- Kraschel 1
- LaGratta 1
- Lewis 1
- McDonald 1
- Meares 13
- Meyer 1
- O'Brien 1
- Parigi 1
- Peyton 1
- Pineda 1
- Prowse 1
- Puglisi 1
- Quattlebaum 3
- Sarnoff 5
- Schoenebeck 1
- Seau 1
- Sperrazza 1
- Stewart-James 1
- Tyler 15
- Vaughn 3
- Venkatesh 6
- Wang 1
- Weaver 1
- Wheelwright 1
- Yang 1
- courts 1
Portals Policing Project
Despite the transformation of policing and rising prevalence of encounters with the justice system, current research is ill-suited to help us understand how the Michael Browns of America come to experience the police and state authority more broadly. This important work requires a better way to measure these dynamics across communities. And it requires that we center the voices of the unfree. That we listen. The Portals Policing Project aims to do just that.