Protesters that successfully halted the construction of a $10-billion natural gas pipeline and terminal are asking an appeals court to reinstate their lawsuit challenging the state’s unauthorized use of its TITAN Fusion Center to investigate Oregon residents, including to surveil First Amendment-protected activity.

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that André and English plausibly alleged violations of their Fourth Amendment rights and that their lawsuit against Clayton County can proceed in the District Court.

Following the 2024 election, many feared that police reform was all but dead. 2025, however proved our most fruitful year yet, with four bills we publicly supported being passed and signed into law.

The Policing Project condemns the Trump administration’s deployment of the United States military – including the National Guard and U.S. Marines – in the streets of Los Angeles. The use of the military to replace local law enforcement in responding to protests is both anti-democratic and dangerous for public safety. 

Last week, more than 250 community safety experts, practitioners, funders, and government officials attended the Advancing the Field of Alternative Response 2025 Convening held in New York City