We are a collaborative network-building effort to address the impacts of data-driven policing on racialised communities throughout Europe.
We create spaces of convening to exchange visions and strategies of organising. Centering the needs and experiences of racialised and marginalised communities, our aim is to expose and confront the harms of new forms of policing, surveillance and control on the ground.
Featured Posts
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Undoing Police Tech, Building Each Other Up
Key points of learning and reflection of our conference in Athens
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Pause and Reflect as a Form of Resistance
Key points and learning about police tech on the ground from the first in-person convening
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This is What Police Tech Looks Like: A Project to Unpack and Resist Data-Driven Policing
We at the Justice, Equity and Technology Table understand that technology is a form of power that also reflects power within society. As investigators of power around technology, we regard policing as one of the most blatant uses of automated systems to perpetuate structural and institutional harms, continuing histories of oppression and colonisation. The phenomena…
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Dismantling the ecosystem of surveillance
The groundbreaking work of the STOP LAPD Spying Coalition
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Extending the Carceral Web for Migrants in the UK
Report back from our session on electronic monitoring of migrants in the UK
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Abolish Frontex: a decentralised campaign fighting the EU Border
What set off the campaign, why it is rooted in an abolitionist perspective and what truly decentralised organising means