Equal Future

Social justice & technology.

Aaron Rieke in Equal Future

Mar 21, 2019

Facebook’s Civil Rights Settlement is Just the Beginning

Miranda Bogen in Equal Future

Mar 1, 2018

What happens to body cam footage after fatal police shootings?

Too often, these videos stay hidden.

Logan Koepke in Equal Future

Dec 21, 2017

A Reality Check: Algorithms in the Courtroom

Can imperfect algorithms help address systemic inequalities in the criminal…

Miranda Bogen in Equal Future

Sep 14, 2017

When drawing a line is hard

Connecting the dots between math, technology, and law in the challenges of gerrymandering

The Supreme Court will soon hear oral arguments in Gill v. Whitford, a case that confronts the question…

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Brianna Posadas in Equal Future

Jun 22, 2017

How strategic is Chicago’s “Strategic Subjects List”? Upturn investigates.

Patricia Foxen in Equal Future

May 4, 2017

Perspectives from the Latino Community on Policing and Body Worn Cameras

David Robinson in Equal Future

Apr 27, 2017

A beautiful satire asks: What if we brought “predictive policing” to business crime?

Earlier this week, The New Inquiry unveiled White Collar Crime Risk Zones, a tongue in cheek proof of concept that uses real data — and the same techniques police are eagerly embracing…

Logan Koepke in Equal Future

Mar 30, 2017

Pre-trial algorithms deserve a fresh look, study suggests

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Miranda Bogen in Equal Future

Mar 16, 2017

Uber and “The Taking Economy”: The dynamics of two-sided markets and algorithmic exploitation

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Aaron Rieke in Equal Future

Nov 3, 2016

Facebook, race, and ads: The story so far and what should happen next.

Facebook made headlines again last week for allowing advertisers to target its users by “ethnic affinity” — a data-driven guess about their racial and cultural interests.

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