Justice System Reform
Your First 48 Hours Toolkit
Your First 48 Hours Toolkit is a resource guide for successful reentry after incarceration.
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Voting Rights
Know Your Rights: Post Hurricane Florence
This flyer outlines the rights of voters who get displaced from their homes in the wake of a natural disaster.
Justice System Reform
Racial Equity Report Cards
View this year’s Racial Equity Report Cards here. Prior year’s Racial Equity Report Cards are available for 2016, 2017, and 2018.
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Justice System Reform
Open Data Policing
Open Data Policing is a first-of-its-kind platform that aims to make real the recommendation of the President’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing to make stop, search, and use-of-force “data...publicly available to ensure transparency.”
Justice System Reform
Clean Slate Stories
America has 5% of the world’s total population but 25% of the world’s prisoners. 65 million people have a criminal record in the United States.…
Justice System Reform
One Mistake, Two Journeys Infographic
This infographic shows the impact of racial discrimination on one's life and how it can lead to unjust incarceration and poverty.
Voting Rights
Clearing the Path for Free and Fair Elections
This infographic outlines how promoting equal representation, ensuring fair elections, fighting voter suppression, and empowering voters can clear the path for fair elections.
Justice System Reform
State of Discipline in NC Schools
This white paper and infographic breaks down the use of exclusionary discipline in North Carolina public schools during the 2016-17 school year
Justice System Reform
The Benefits of Ban the Box: A Case Study of Durham, NC
This report outlines the benefits of the “Ban the Box” (removing the checkmark that asks about an applicant's criminal history) campaign in Durham, NC.
Justice System Reform
North Carolina’s School to Prison Pipeline
“North Carolina’s School to Prison Pipeline” is a short video produced by students from the Duke University Center for Documentary Studies.
Justice System Reform
Excessive Force by Durham PD
This video shows John G. Hill, a 58-year old bicyclist, physically attacked and wrongfully arrested by Durham police officer J.A. Daniels.
Justice System Reform
Stories of Racial Profiling in Durham
In this video, members of Durham's African-American community share their stories of being racially profiled by the Durham Police.
Voting Rights
Preventing an Undercount in the South in the 2010 Census
This report documents the benefits of a small grants outreach program for funders, past and future, and for grassroots community organizations.