The Fight Over Chicago’s Largest Private Police Force
Organizers return to challenging the University of Chicago Police Department’s practices—this time with a more radical agenda
We Got Power, and We Got Love
The Chicago Torture Justice Center honors the mothers of police torture survivors
Remembering the Riots, Fifty Years Later
Artists and activists explore the question of how much Chicago, and the Chicago police, have changed since 1968
Stories of Reform and Resistance
For the People Artists Collective chronicles a history of police violence in Chicago
You Just Have to Be There
Larry Redmond on his exhibit on resistance to police violence
The Shots Heard Round the City
Are Chicago’s new shot detection and predictive policing technologies worth it?
Where the Pipeline Begins
A history of police in Chicago Public Schools
Who’s Who in Police Accountability: A 2017 Update
Three years after Laquan McDonald’s death, insufficient progress has been made in police accountability
Predictive Policing and the Long Road to Transparency
Why did the CPD release data from its Strategic Subject List after seven years of stonewalling?
Questions Without Answers
In a tense public meeting, the young women of Youth for Black Lives question Superintendent Eddie Johnson