Become a sponsor to Police Data Accessibility Project
Who are you and what do you do?
PDAP is consolidating data from every U.S. agency into a critical public resource. Criminal justice systems chronicle their activity with published reports, but each municipality acts independently. There is no single source of data documenting the police system.
To build one, we're building tools by & for transparency activists to make public data accessible.
We're is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with EIN 85-4207132.
How do we work?
We're a traditional non-profit: we have a board and small staff, plus a rotating cast of volunteers, with a flat organizational structure. Our goal is to collect public police data, and there's a lot of it. If you're reading this, there is still work to do.
We're a learning organization, and we want to hear from you. If you have questions, concerns, suggestions, or expertise, reach out in Discord or to [email protected].
Other ways to contribute
Head to our website or read the docs.
Meet the team
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Alec Akin rainmanaI am the Board Treasurer for @Police-Data-Accessibility-Project
Featured work
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Police-Data-Accessibility-Project/meta
Planning our activities with issues that don't fit in a specific repository yet.
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Police-Data-Accessibility-Project/scrapers
Code relating to scraping public police data.
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