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Friend,
Whether you're walking down the street, riding the subway, or even in your own home, there's a good chance your information is being pulled into surveillance systems you never see. The NYPD's Domain Awareness System (DAS) functions like Google for police, bringing together CCTV feeds, surveillance data, and police records to shape how officers view people and
places. Too often, those results are biased, inaccurate, or include information that should never have been accessible in the first place.
On Wednesday, August 5 at 3:00 PM ET, join S.T.O.P. for "NYPD's Search Engine", a virtual panel exploring how the Domain Awareness System impacts New Yorkers and what can be done to challenge its harms.
Hear from leading advocates and experts:
● Jerome D. Greco, Digital Forensics Director, The Legal Aid Society
● Anca Grigore, Director, Seizure and Surveillance Defense Project, Brooklyn Defenders
● Brian Frazelle, Deputy Chief Counsel, Constitutional Accountability Center
● Michelle Dahl, Executive Director, Surveillance Technology Oversight Project
Together, they'll examine how the NYPD relies on DAS, the risks posed by inaccurate and unlawful data, and the legal and policy reforms needed to protect privacy and civil rights. Register for "NYPD's Search Engine"
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