Policing Project Team
The Policing Project at the New York University School of Law is a dynamic, growing organization dedicated to bringing democratic accountability to policing. We work with communities and police departments across the country to ensure that agency policies and practices are transparent, efficacious, and adopted with public input.
AFFILIATED SCHOLARS AND ADVISORS
Bob Wasserman
Alumni
Alicia Berenyi, Research Fellow
Max Carter-Oberstone, Orrick Justice Fellow
Brian Chen, Senior Program Manager
Ellie Citron, Paralegal
Julian Clark, Policing Fellow
Claire Duleba, Administrator
Carrie Eidson, Senior Program Manager
Robert Haas, Senior Policing Fellow
Sunshine Hillygus, Consultant
Regina Holloway, Senior Program Manager
Ariele Le Grand, Senior Program Manager
Emmanuel Mauleon, Technology Fellow
Jamelia Morgan, Research Fellow
Nonny Onyekweli, Research Fellow
Christina Socci, Program Manager
Lauren Speigel, Research Director
Robin Tholin, Litigation Fellow
Jonathan Spratley, Policing Project Fellow
Suzanne Ito, Director of Communications
Annie Hudson-Price, Supervising Litigation Attorney
Paul Meyer, Orrick Racial Justice Fellow
Nila Bala, Director of Legislative Initiatives
Kamran King, Research Scholar
Rosa I. Rubio, Community Engagement Specialist
Nicole Bernardo, Senior Program Manager, Strategic Initiatives
Mecole Jordan-McBride, Advocacy Director
Katie Camp, Senior Policy Advisor
Maureen Perkins, Community Engagement Specialist
Evan Douglas, Public Safety Innovations Manager
Denise Woods, Executive Assistant
Sarah Sloan, Orrick Racial Justice Fellow
Rita Gonzalez, Reimagining Public Safety Program Associate
Krystan A Hitchcock, Senior Counsel
*Special thanks to Abby Cope Photography.