A Crisis of Mistrust

Watch Professor Rodrigo Canales discuss a path toward remedying police-citizen relations

Gun Violence in America

Read the latest issue of the Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics featuring articles written by seminar students and faculty

The Tale of Telegram Governance

Read how social media platforms can better govern their users and vulnerable communities

The Million Book Project

Learn about a new initiative to transform the role of literature and libraries in the lives of people in prison.

Policing & Public Safety Policies

Read: Changing the Law to Change Policing: First Steps

Research & Resources for Police Reform

Read: Principles of Procedurally Just Policing

News

Tuesday, April 27
Yale Teach-In Series Reflects on the Path Forward After the Chauvin Verdict
Wednesday, February 24
America’s promise: Yale experts on how to achieve a more equitable society
Wednesday, February 10
Justice Collaboratory Starts Partnership with Connecticut Department of Correction
2018 Restorative Justice Youth Design Summit

Participants at the 2018 Restorative Justice Youth Design Summit of the Detroit Justice Center, founded by Amanda Alexander ’13. Photo by Ghostlight Productions

Tuesday, January 26
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Blog Posts

January 14, 2021
The falling dominoes: on tech-platforms recent user moderation
By Farzaneh Badiei
December 21, 2020
SMGI 2020 Recap & Looking Ahead
By Farzaneh Badiei
October 8, 2020
Making Facebook Oversight Board Pro-Social
By Farzaneh Badiei
July 9, 2020
Police Reform Challenges and Opportunities: Lessons from a Study of the Police
By Paige Vaughn, Camila Gripp

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Jun 11

#ICYMI: @jcollaboratory members @mearest and @drbenjustice published an article to @michlawreview exploring how #proceduraljustice impacts views on state legitimacy.

Check out the full piece, which also includes insights from @jaricheson and @DrPhilGoff: https://t.co/wZRA9H2nuB https://t.co/8qYs4n73WX

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Jun 10

In the past decade, many have started to notice a pattern in how police reports omit certain facts.

@DrPhilGoff joined @npratc to discuss how bias functions in police reports and what journalists can do to more accurately cover policing incidents: https://t.co/gkeQmfY8En

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Justice Collaboratory Members In the Media

The latest roundup of JC members in the news:

Unearthing the Roots of Black Rebellion
The New York Times profiles JC member Prof. Elizabeth Hinton about her new book America On Fire.

Police-Citizen Trust: A Path out of the Crisis
SOM Prof. and JC member Prof. Rodrigo Canales discusses a solution for police organizations which is building trust with citizens in the wake of George Floyd.

A Minneapolis Jury Has Found Derek Chauvin Guilty of Killing George Floyd
JC member Prof. Gideon Yaffe speaks with Vogue about the few factors that the conviction of the Derek Chauvin trial rested on moments before the verdict was announced.

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