April 8, 2016

Government Surveillance and Race, Part 3

A day-long conference was held examining historical and current perspectives of surveillance of the black community. Presentations and panel discussions were held: “Predictive Policing - and… read more

A day-long conference was held examining historical and current perspectives of surveillance of the black community.

Presentations and panel discussions were held: “Predictive Policing - and Sentencing,” with Andrew Ferguson, Kristi Lane Scott, Sonja Starr, Chinyeré Tutashinda, and Arjun Sethi; “Disrupting City Hall” by Eugene Puryear; “Surveillance After 9/11” by Sahar Aziz; “The Racial Gaze” by Simone Browne, Osagie Obasogie, and Paul Butler; and “Race and Facial Recognition Technology” by Clare Garvie and Jonathan Frankle.

“The Color of Surveillance: Government Monitoring of the African American Community” was held by Georgetown Law and the Center on Privacy and Technology. close

People in this video

Alvaro M. Bedoya Executive Director Georgetown University Law Center->Center on Privacy and Technology
Simone Browne Associate Professor University of Texas at Austin->Department of Sociology

Paul D. Butler Professor Georgetown University Law Center
Sahar Aziz Associate Professor Texas A. and M. University (College Station, TX)->Law
Andrew Ferguson Professor University of the District of Columbia->Law School
Jonathan Frankle Fellow Georgetown University Law Center->Center on Privacy and Technology
Clare Garvie Fellow Georgetown University Law Center->Center on Privacy and Technology
Osagie Obasogie Professor University of California, Hastings College of the Law
Eugene Puryear Activist Black Lives Matter
Kristi Lane Scott Acting Director Department of Justice->Office of Privacy and Civil Liberties
Arjun Singh Sethi Director Sikh Coalition->Law and Policy
Sonja Starr Professor University of Michigan->Law School
Chinyere Tutashinda Organizer Center for Media Justice->Communications