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The NYC ICE Office Has Pretty Much Stopped Releasing People
March 3, 2020News updateDetention and Due Process, Immigrants' Rights, Biometric Privacy -
Technology is not a Panacea Against COVID-19
June 11, 2020News updateBiometric Privacy, Police Accountability, Immigrants' Rights, Racial Justice -
Remote Learning Could Help Level the Playing Field for Students. Why isn't it?
October 20, 2020News updateThe Education Policy Center, School-to-Prison Pipeline, Racial Justice, Biometric Privacy -
This Company Sold Schools Facial Recognition Tech It Knew Was Racist. The Reality Was Even Worse
December 16, 2020News updateBiometric Privacy, Student Surveillance, Digital Discrimination, Racial Justice -
The NYPD’s Secret Mass Surveillance Could Soon Be Uncovered
June 18, 2020News updatePolice Spying, Biometric Privacy, Protest Rights, Protest in New York City, Police Accountability, Racial Justice -
A NY School Is Using Face Surveillance On Its Students
January 2, 2020News updateBiometric Privacy, Student Surveillance, Technology in Schools, The Education Policy Center