Opinion — Mapping Atlanta’s camera network and surveillance strategy
Using APD data obtained via open records request, Taylor Shelton maps Atlanta's camera network and explores the city's surveillance strategy.
Justice for Cornelius Taylor Coalition and unhoused Atlantans propose Housing First policy
Four months after Cornelius Taylor was killed in his tent during a city-led encampment sweep in January, the Justice for Cornelius Taylor Coalition is calling for radical housing changes in Atlanta.
Flock Safety’s license plate readers used for immigration enforcement by metro Atlanta police departments
Local police agencies’ data sharing policies created a national network of license plate readers, which local agencies have used to gather info on behalf of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
ATL61: ‘Cop City’ RICO judge hears arguments over evidence and discovery issues
Defense attorneys in the 61-person ‘Cop City’ racketeering case argued the evidence obtained during a May 2023 police raid be tossed out and requested the trial judge issue orders to limit discovery.
Opinion – How the American healthcare system puts profits over patients
As hospitals continue to close in low-income communities, the American medical system abandons the health of the most vulnerable.
Explainer: Accessing legal resources for incarcerated Georgians with the Atlanta Community Support Project
Atlanta Community Support Project's recently launched Toolkits Platform promotes self-advocacy through legal and policy resources.
