In the second year of Kentucky's House Bill 5, law enforcement agencies filed more unlawful camping charges than the first year.

The group Effective Law Enforcement for All was hired to evaluate the city’s voluntary police reform effort.

Flock cameras now blanket the commonwealth. A new state law gestures at the problem but is riddled with exceptions

Position Overview: The Advocacy Team protects and advances civil liberties and civil rights across the Commonwealth through legislative, organizing, administrative, executive, and non-litigation legal advocacy tools. Our team collaborates with grassroots to grasstops, diverse coalitions, and stakeholders/system actors to drive systemic changes. Our work spans various issue areas related to: disability rights, death penalty abolition,...

Data show Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg underestimated how many people would be targeted when he agreed to give ICE more time to detain immigrants at the city jail.

One Year Later, Louisville’s ICE Detainer Policy Has Delivered Harm, Not Safety

Position Overview: The Advocacy Team protects and advances civil liberties and civil rights across the Commonwealth through legislative, organizing, administrative, executive, and non-litigation legal advocacy tools. Our team collaborates with grassroots to grasstops, diverse coalitions, and stakeholders/system actors to drive systemic changes. Our work spans various issue areas related to: disability rights, death penalty abolition,...

Last year, Black drivers were more than twice as likely as white drivers to be searched by Louisville police officers during a traffic stop. That’s the topline finding in a report given to the Louisville Metro Police Department from its own hired consultant.

What began as a federal consent decree process is now a community-driven effort to ensure Louisville does not walk away from meaningful police reform.