A collection of research by Stanford scholars on how we can build a more just society.
The recent acts of violence perpetrated against Black communities has led many to question racism and racial injustice embedded in American society. Stanford scholars have been looking for ways to reduce racial disparities and how to create meaningful change. (Read More)
What does real safety mean in a time of crisis? How do mass surveillance technologies impact Black and Brown communities? How can we build a vision of safety that ensures thriving neighborhoods instead of criminalizing poor communities? Stanford's Center on Philanthropy and a Civil Society hosted a panel to explore these essential questions with Tawana Petty, in conversation with Eric Williams of the Detroit Justice Center, Clare Garvie of the
Center on Privacy & Technology at Georgetown Law, and Cierra Robson, a PhD Candidate in Sociology and Social Policy at Harvard University. Watch here.