“The department sought public comment through a questionnaire and worked with New York University’s Policing Project to analyze the results. Some 25,000 people, plus 5,000 police officers, responded anonymously, and NYPD officials made changes based on the outcome.”

AP News - April 7, 2017

“If Nashville, led by the Barry administration, were to invite collaboration with a group like the Policing Project — an organization with a reputation for doing real work rather than papering over deep problems — it would be a substantive step. The fact that the mayor seems to be considering it causes some activists to be optimistic.”

Nashville Scene - July 19, 2017

“As a first step to changing the policy, Police Commission President Matt Johnson is encouraging members of the public to complete an online survey about what ought to happen when a body camera records an officer-involved shooting. ... The survey is being conducted this month by an NYU School of Law program known as the Policing Project, which has provided similar services to the NYPD and the police in Camden, New Jersey.”

Los Angeles Weekly - April 7, 2017