Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This week we were joined on stage by Sam Stecklow, from the not-for-profit newsroom The Invisible Institute. Within the talk we discussed their work on making police complaint data publicly accessible and explored their collaborative models, funding and large data projects.
The talk was hosted by Giancarlo Fiorella on Thursday August 1 2024. Music featured is courtesy of Artlist.
Join our Discord Server for the next live talk at: discord.gg/bellingcat
Find the full list of links shared by Sam during the talk below:
Civic Data Project Live site: CPDP.co
Kicking the pigeon: https://invisible.institute/kicking-the-pigeon
Code of Silence: theintercept.com/series/code-of-silence
illinoiscourts.gov/Resources/61e475d6-97b0-4eef-8d62-23766553a041/1121846.pdf
slate.com/news-and-politics/2015/02/laquan-mcdonald-shooting-a-recently-obtained-autopsy-report-on-the-dead-teen-complicates-the-chicago-police-departments-story.html
champaign.cpdp.co
https://invisible.institute/ypp
https://invisible.institute/somebody-podcast
chicagopolicetorturearchive.com
themarshallproject.org/2020/10/15/mauled-when-police-dogs-are-weapons
forensic-architecture.org/investigation/the-killing-of-harith-augustus
btsurface.com
chicagomissingpersons.com
https://invisible.institute/illinois-police-data
https://invisible.institute/data-access-transparency
ipmnewsroom.org/sean-grayson-sonya-massey-sangamon-county-sheriff-misconduct
chicagocopa.org/data-cases/case-portal
This week we were joined on stage by Sam Stecklow, from the not-for-profit newsroom The Invisible Institute. Within the talk we discussed their work on making police complaint data publicly accessible and explored their collaborative models, funding and large data projects.
The talk was hosted by Giancarlo Fiorella on Thursday August 1 2024. Music featured is courtesy of Artlist.
Join our Discord Server for the next live talk at: discord.gg/bellingcat
Find the full list of links shared by Sam during the talk below:
Civic Data Project Live site: CPDP.co
Kicking the pigeon: https://invisible.institute/kicking-the-pigeon
Code of Silence: theintercept.com/series/code-of-silence
illinoiscourts.gov/Resources/61e475d6-97b0-4eef-8d62-23766553a041/1121846.pdf
slate.com/news-and-politics/2015/02/laquan-mcdonald-shooting-a-recently-obtained-autopsy-report-on-the-dead-teen-complicates-the-chicago-police-departments-story.html
champaign.cpdp.co
https://invisible.institute/ypp
https://invisible.institute/somebody-podcast
chicagopolicetorturearchive.com
themarshallproject.org/2020/10/15/mauled-when-police-dogs-are-weapons
forensic-architecture.org/investigation/the-killing-of-harith-augustus
btsurface.com
chicagomissingpersons.com
https://invisible.institute/illinois-police-data
https://invisible.institute/data-access-transparency
ipmnewsroom.org/sean-grayson-sonya-massey-sangamon-county-sheriff-misconduct
chicagocopa.org/data-cases/case-portal








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