News & Commentary

Over the last months on our podcast, At Liberty, we’ve explored different conversations on the subject of policing: abolition, violence and accountability, protest, and activism. This week, we dug into a topic that has gained more attention in the wake of Daniel Prude’s death in March at the hands of the Rochester Police Department: the startling connection between mental health-related 911 calls and police brutality.

It's time that we abolish the doctrine and begin funneling resources away from law enforcement and into community services.

Tech companies provide access to the sensitive personal information used to destroy communities and undermine the rights that we work every day to protect. Join the #NoTechforICE campaign.

Coronavirus continues to be an ever growing threat in immigrant detention facilities. We must act now to save lives.

Millions have poured onto the streets to yell “Black Lives Matter.” Advocates from Black immigrant communities say that should include theirs as well.

Law enforcement officers have used sharpshooters to maim people, swept protesters away in unmarked cars, and brutally attacked journalists, legal observers, and medics.

Activists are uniting to create a organized force to fight LEOBOR and push back against organized police power supported by the Florida PBA.

We can't let cash-strapped police departments shift from racist human policing to racist technology-driven policing.

Recognizing that he’s in hot water, Chad Wolf, who was illegally appointed as head of DHS, wants us to forget about the administration's lawlessness.