Mass Incarceration and the Question of Predictive Policing
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Paving a New Path Forward: Mass Incarceration and the Question of Predictive Policing
What is predictive policing and how is it practiced in Chicago? What does it mean in the context of mass incarceration? What are other ways that predictive analytics might influence public safety innovations and outcomes?
This conversation will dive into these important questions around both the increase of use of technology in policing and also specifically around predictive policing in Chicago. Please join the panelists--leading practitioners in the field--for an in-depth and enlightening conversation on these important topics.
Panelists:
Eddie Bocanegra,
Senior Director, Heartland Alliance READI Chicago
Tracy Siska,
Executive Director, Chicago Justice Project @CJPJustProj
Dan Cooper,
Executive Director, Center for Equitable Cities
Co-Author of The War on Neighborhoods
Moderator:
Ryan Lugalia-Hollon @DrLullon
Executive Director of @P16Plus.
Ryan Lugalia-Hollon @DrLullon
Executive Director of @P16Plus.
Paving a New Path Forward: Mass Incarceration and the Question of Predictive Policing
Monday, April 23, 2018 | 12 PM - 1:30 PM
ThoughtWorks Office
200 E Randolph St. Chicago
25th Floor
200 E Randolph St. Chicago
25th Floor
RSVP Required. Please RSVP here.
Lunch will be provided - Thanks to our wonderful host ThoughtWorks!
For questions: email chi@newamerica.org
This event is part of an ongoing series on Technology and its impact on our society. We hope to create a public square by producing and curating a standing, public debate-style series that will offer thoughtful, heterodox, and provocative perspectives on urgent technology policy-related topics. This platform will coalesce policy makers, policy experts, community leaders and activists a place to grapple with the potential multidimensional impacts and social consequences of these technologies on our current and future communities.
We look forward to a great discussion with you very soon.
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