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The Civic Hacker PodcastData-Driven Solutions to End Police ViolenceThis episode features Samuel Singyangwe, the data scientist and policy analyst who founded Mapping Police Violence, the Police Scorecard and co-founded Campaign Zero to advance data-driven solutions to end police violence in America. Samuel shares with us how he and a team of volunteers are gathering data to illuminate the extent of police violence in America, and the ways that we can utilize this data to make real changes within our communities.
Links to info and resources:
Policescorecard.org
https://campaignzero.org/
https://mappingpoliceviolence.us/
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2023-02-1059 min
Brother from AnotherThe killing of Tyre Nichols and the action we need now | Brother From AnotherMichael Holley is joined by Samuel Sinyangwe and Olayemi Olurin to discuss the brutal killing of Tyre Nichols by the Memphis Police Department. Sam and Olay explain changes that need to be made and the reasons we cannot wait any longer. Mike Jones comes on to preview the Super Bowl and debate about NFL Referees with Michael Holley.00:00 Tyre Nichols Killed by Police --08:14 Police Reform we desperately need--30:49 Germaine Pratt apology33:39 Bengals vs NFL Refs37:36 Super Bowl Preview
2023-01-3139 min
The Civic Hacker PodcastTwo Civic Hackers Walk Into a Zoom ...In this special bonus episode, we are featuring a conversation between two phenomenal past Civic Hacker Summit speakers; they are Allen Hillery, data storyteller, instructor, and cofounder of Be Data Lit, an educational resource for data literacy advocates, and Samuel Sinyangwe, a data scientist and policy analyst who founded Mapping Police Violence and the Police Scorecard, and co-founded Campaign Zero, to advance data-driven solutions to end police violence in America.
Links to info and resources:
Be Data Lit: https://bedatalit.com/
Mapping Police Violence: https://mappingpoliceviolence.us/
Police Scorecard: https://policescorecard...
2022-09-1754 min
AirGoBONUS - Chicago Transformation Collab w/ Insha Rahman, Sam Sinyangwe, Sharone Mitchell & Lacy WrightOn this bonus episode, we hear a conversation recorded live at the Chicago Transformation Collab on June 26th, 2022. The Collab brought together a select community of leaders to get aligned in the current moment, have transformative conversations, and build stronger collaborative visions in the fight against fearmongering, carceral policies, and attempts to rollback modest reforms. This conversation, entitled "What We're Up Against," discusses the tension between the messages we want to share, and the messages people are ready to hear. In a conversation that centers the importance of this moment for narrative alignment in Chicago, panelists will discuss tactics that...
2022-07-1453 min
podcast de Wilson mariano Mário Fijamos“Daunte Wright should be alive today.”The Biden Administration’s focus on the pandemic and the economy is interrupted by multiple new challenges, Democrats analyze how to poll and advertise better in the next election, and Pod Save the People’s Sam Sinyangwe joins us to talk about police reform after another devastating killing in Minnesota.For a closed-captioned version of this episode, please visit crooked.com/podsaveamerica. For a transcript of this episode, please email transcripts@crooked.com and include the name of the podcast.
2021-04-151h 08
Pod Save America“Daunte Wright should be alive today.”The Biden Administration’s focus on the pandemic and the economy is interrupted by multiple new challenges, Democrats analyze how to poll and advertise better in the next election, and Pod Save the People’s Sam Sinyangwe joins us to talk about police reform after another devastating killing in Minnesota.For a closed-captioned version of this episode, please visit crooked.com/podsaveamerica. For a transcript of this episode, please email transcripts@crooked.com and include the name of the podcast.
2021-04-151h 06
Pod Save America“Daunte Wright should be alive today.”The Biden Administration’s focus on the pandemic and the economy is interrupted by multiple new challenges, Democrats analyze how to poll and advertise better in the next election, and Pod Save the People’s Sam Sinyangwe joins us to talk about police reform after another devastating killing in Minnesota.For a closed-captioned version of this episode, please visit crooked.com/podsaveamerica. For a transcript of this episode, please email transcripts@crooked.com and include the name of the podcast.
2021-04-151h 05
Pod Save America“Daunte Wright should be alive today.”The Biden Administration’s focus on the pandemic and the economy is interrupted by multiple new challenges, Democrats analyze how to poll and advertise better in the next election, and Pod Save the People’s Sam Sinyangwe joins us to talk about police reform after another devastating killing in Minnesota.For a closed-captioned version of this episode, please visit crooked.com/podsaveamerica. For a transcript of this episode, please email transcripts@crooked.com and include the name of the podcast.
2021-04-151h 05
The Change ParadoxCredo Sinyangwe and a Life of Remarkable ChangeHey everyone…
When we started The Change Paradox, we had all sorts of aspirations. We converted most of my house into a sticky note bunker full of ideas! And while we haven’t made it to, “Invent practical flying car and do interview with James Taylor while flying it,” we are able to check off a box today.
What we didn’t want to do was just talk to change “experts.” We wanted to bring a broader view to the discussion of change. This week we offer someone whose very life, rather than their profession, exemplifies ex...
2020-12-182h 27
The Change ParadoxExercise • Observation, Information, and AuthorityInspired by Sam Sinyangwe, Dodge leads us on a journey of observation and introspection.
2020-12-1808 min
The Change ParadoxAfterthoughts • Sam SinyangweHi everybody,
This week we’re talking about Sam Sinyangwe and his gentle approach to advocacy by collecting and presenting data on police killings in the United States. This data is important, and we — like so many — struggle with the emotions the bubble up behind our efforts to stay rational, and so deeply appreciative of all the wonderful people who dedicate their lives and careers to public service through policing.
Thanks to you all for showing up and sharing a bit of your struggle with this stuff, too. We’re all in this together.
— Pete
2020-12-1826 min
The Change ParadoxSam Sinyangwe and Police Violence as Seen Through NumbersHey everybody,
First things first, do a quick check-in with yourselves. I’ve been watching the news, doing my best to stay informed from trusted sources, keeping safe distance from social media.
The pandemic isn’t getting better, and you might not be able to smell it yet, but there’s hope in the air. It’ll be a spell before we get any relief from this thing and we’re going to have to endure much on this road, care for ourselves and one another with grace and compassion. And after that, we get the hugs b...
2020-12-111h 31
Our America with Julián CastroPolicing the Police (with Sam Sinyangwe)After George Floyd’s death, Americans grappled with 8 minutes and 46 seconds of police brutality caught on tape. Protests erupted across the country as Americans took to the streets to declare “Black Lives Matter.” As a country, we had to reckon, again, with the idea that not all law enforcement believes this slogan to be true. Policy analyst and Campaign Zero co-founder Sam Sinyangwe talks to us about the microaggressions of his childhood that inspired his data collection on policing in America. We talk to Sam about why our system of policing is broken, and what organiza...
2020-10-1532 min
Sam Wise: An Advice PodcastEpisode 73 - The Same BloodSometimes, we gotta take a shot through the heart like Boromir to help good prevail.Great anti-racism resources:So You Want to Talk About Race by Ijeoma OluoHow to Be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi Reading on Defunding the Police:The End of Policing by Alex S. VitaleSamuel Sinyangwe's Amazing Twitter ThreadPlease rate and review us on iTunes!To have your question answered, email sam.wise.ath@gmail.com or call and leave a voicemail at (608)561-2755.Instagrams to follow:
2020-07-0700 min
Erin and Aliee Hate EverythingEp. 140: Dismantle White SupremacyDonate. Learn. Rinse. Repeat. Donate: Black Lives Matter, Split Between 70+ bail funds & legal aid funds, National Bailout, Color of Change, National Police Accountability Project, Campaign Zero, LA Mutual Aid Fund, LA People's City Council Freedom Fund, Victim Fund for Tony McDade, Reclaim the Block, Black Visions Collective, Fair Fight 2020, Black Voters Matter, Equal Justice Initiative Follow: Brittany Packnett Cunningham, Zerlina Maxwell, Imani Gandy, Michael Harriot, DeRay Mckesson, Ibram X. Kendi, Layla F. Saad, Charles M. Blow, Alicia Garza, bell hooks, Patrisse Cullors, Sam Sinyangwe, Akilah Hughes, Ijeoma Olou, Reclaim the Block, Bl...
2020-06-0945 min
Pod 4 GoodEpisode 18: Sam Sinyangwe and We the ProtestorsChris and Jesse are joined by special guest, Sam Sinyangwe, co-founder of We The Protestors, an organization building a scalable digital infrastructure to advance policy solutions at every level of government to end police violence. Sam will be the keynote speaker at the 2020 John Hope Franklin Center for Reconciliation National (Virtual) Symposium, this year's theme being "Reconciliation and Technology: Neutral Resources for Social Good." This is a topic at the heart of Sam's work and his passion is evident as he discusses how difficult collecting data on difficult topics can be, enabling those trying to make change, and how...
2020-05-2452 min
Root of ConflictPolice Violence in America | Sam SinyangweFor the last several years, police violence in America has come tothe forefront of public consciousness. It is an issue that can polarize the country but for years, there lacked a data-driven analysis of police violence on a national level, and concrete policy recommendations on the issue were hard to come by. On this episode of Root of Conflict,Pearson Fellows Sonnet Frisbie and Mwangi Thuita speak with Sam Sinyangwe - activist, data scientist, and co-founder of Mapping Police Violence, the most comprehensive database of people killed by police. Sam discusses the evidence-based approaches to measuring pol...
2020-04-3038 min
Office of Public Lectures @ UWSam Sinyangwe: Using Data to Advance Racial JusticeData can be a powerful tool for fighting systemic racism and police violence. In this lecture, Sam Sinyangwe will present strategies for using data to support organizing campaigns focused on equity and justice in the United States.Sinyangwe is a policy analyst and data scientist who works with communities of color to fight systemic racism through cutting-edge policies and strategies. Sinyangwe has supported movement activists across the country to collect and use data as a tool for fighting police violence through Mapping Police Violence and to advance solutions to police violence through Campaign Zero.Previously...
2020-04-091h 27
a++[The Gist] Killed, Then CountedOn The Gist, Mike calls foul on the mashup terms used to describe big weather events, such as the latest: bombogenesis. In the interview, police shootings regularly make headlines, but what does the big picture look like? Sam Sinyangwe is a data analyst at Mapping Police Violence, an organization that recently looked at all 1,129 cases in which a person died at the hands of the police in 2017. And yes, there is a racial disparity. In the Spiel, the barbs traded between President Trump and Steve Bannon truly are the stuff of Shakespeare.Learn more about...
2018-01-0400 min
Reasonably SuspiciousReasonably Suspicious Ep. 5October 2017 Reasonably Suspicious Podcast from Just Liberty Contents:
Top Stories:
The Police Union Playbook on Reacting to Critical Incidents
If Harris County prosecutors are screening arrests, why are so many people arrested for Class C misdemeanors?
Interviews:
Sukyi McMahon and Kathy Mitchell on the Austin police union contract
Scott Henson interviews Campaign Zero's Sam Sinyangwe on why liberals and conservatives are both reluctant to criticize police union excesses
Game segment: Fill in the blank.
Bexar and Dallas Counties cease arrests for misdemeanor marijuana
possession.
Court of Criminal Appeals still denying DNA testing to capital defendants
Real costs of incarceration top $1...
2017-10-2434 min
Past Due with Ana Marie Cox and Open Mike Eagle“A Novel and Disturbing Place” w/ Sam Sinyangwe and Rick WilsonFirst, [4:10] Sam Sinyangwe (@samswey) joins us to talk about how media coverage of the Las Vegas massacre largely ignored America’s long history of mass shootings, including the deadliest mass shooting ever, perpetrated by white supremacists. You can read Sam’s tweets about the topic here: https://twitter.com/samswey/status/914963280501858304. We also discuss why gun control policies need to be conscious of race and racism, and why mixing sports and politics continues to be a good thing.
Next, [40:16] regular friend and ally of the pod Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) is back to point out the irony in the Rig...
2017-10-061h 24
BeginningsActivist Sam SInyangwe of Campaign Zero and StayWokeOn today's episode I talk to policy analyst and data scientist Sam Sinyangwe. Sam grew up in Orlando, FL, and has been involved in organizing and advocacy since he was in high school. He's worked at PolicyLink helping to support a national network of 61 "Promise Neighborhoods" with the goal of building cradle-to-career systems of support for low-income families. He created the "Mapping Police Violence" project, which collects and uses data as a tool for fighting police violence. And most recently, he founded Campaign Zero with DeRay Mckesson and Brittany Packnett. Campaign Zero is a comprehensive organization dedicated to ending p...
2017-07-271h 25
Pod Save the People“Product, Not the Producer”DeRay, Brittany Packnett and Sam Sinyangwe are together again to talk about the most important news of the past week. Then, Grammy-award winning artist and activist John Legend joins DeRay to talk about parenting, women’s reproductive rights, mass incarceration and using his celebrity for good. And NYU professor and federal "numbers geek" David Kamin looks at Trump's proposed tax code changes through a historical lens. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
2017-05-091h 29
Should I Worry About This? Podcast“Product, Not the Producer”DeRay, Brittany Packnett and Sam Sinyangwe are together again to talk about the most important news of the past week. Then, Grammy-award winning artist and activist John Legend joins DeRay to talk about parenting, women’s reproductive rights, mass incarceration and using his celebrity for good. And NYU professor and federal "numbers geek" David Kamin looks at Trump's proposed tax code changes through a historical lens.
2017-05-091h 33
Why Isn't Anyone Talking About This?Vision Zero & Campaign Zero: Continuing the ConversationVision Zero and Campaign Zero are two platforms describing a path to safer streets. If you'll remember, we were lucky to have Tamika Butler and Keith Benjamin in Episode 5 to talk about the importance of a racial justice lens in Vision Zero work. In this episode, we will build on the 'why' racial equity should be central to this policy (or any policy) discussed earlier, and focus today on the 'how', like, what are the critical next steps to make racial equity central. Join a conversation with guest co-host Naomi Doerner, Sam Sinyangwe, Nora Liu, Leah Shahum, and...
2016-08-2953 min