2025

• 30 September 2025 – Structural Zero 04: Pulling Back the Curtain on LLMs and Policing Data
• 23 September 2025 – California’s Racial Justice Act and Police Records Access Project
• 24 August 2025 – Structural Zero 03: Without Encryption, My Work Wouldn’t Be Possible
• 17 July 2025 – Structural Zero 02: Scatter and keep working
• 3 June 2025 – Structural Zero 01: Dictatorships create a lot of data 
• 24 June, 2025 – Breaking through the noise with evidence
• 19 May 2025 – Structural Zero 00: Introducing Structural Zero
• 20 March, 2025 – Focus on HRDAG’s US-based projects

2024

• 10 December, 2024 – Witnessing Syria on Human Rights Day
• 29 November, 2024 – Giving thanks
• 20 November, 2024 – We are resolute
• 22 October, 2024 – Gaining insights into wrongful convictions
• 9 October, 2024 – A new tool for tracking police misconduct
• 18 September, 2024 – Evaluating gunshot detection technology
• 18 June, 2024 – A Pulitzer for an HRDAG partner
• 1 March, 2024 – Citations with impact

2023

• 21 December, 2023 – Evaluating tools to weed out discrimination
• 15 December, 2023 – Connecting with partners on police accountability
• 7 December, 2023 – HRDAG and human rights in Colombia
• 24 November, 2023 – HRDAG remembers Scott Weikart
• 16 November, 2023 – How HRDAG helps to hold Chicago police accountable
• 2 November, 2023 – Building on personal relationships
• 19 October, 2023 – HRDAG’s role in transformative justice
• 25 September, 2023 – The fruit of long collaborations
• 28 June, 2023 – HRDAG publishes largest dataset in the history of human rights movement
• 15 June, 2023 – Connecting with community
• 22 March, 2023 – The risks of using AI to predict risk

2022

• 15 December, 2022 – HRDAG and international trials
• 10 December, 2022 – HRDAG on Human Rights Day
• 1 December, 2022 – HRDAG examines police misconduct
• 25 November, 2022 – We’re thankful for your support
• 10 November, 2022 – HRDAG and criminal justice
• 31 October, 2022 – HRDAG’s decade of work in Syria
• 13 October, 2022 – HRDAG’s work in transitional justice
• 21 September, 2022 – Accountability in Colombia and Syria
• 1 June, 2022 – Redistributing power
• 22 March, 2022 – How it all began

2021

• 16 December, 2021 – Supporting human rights for 30 years
• 10 December, 2021 – HRDAG on Human Rights Day
• 26 November, 2021 – We’re thankful for your support
• 10 November, 2021 – HRDAG investigates police violence
• 26 October, 2021 – HRDAG’s work with Truth Commissions
• 15 October, 2021 – HRDAG’s work in transitional justice
• 23 September, 2021 – A prestigious human rights award for HRDAG
• 22 June, 2021 – How HRDAG provides radical service
• 31 March, 2021 – Listening to partners

2020

• 10 December, 2020 – Supporting HRDAG on Human Rights Day
• 3 December, 2020 – Will you support HRDAG in using data during this time of uncertainty?
• 27 November, 2020 – We’re thankful for your support
• 11 November, 202 – HRDAG works to get it right
• 26 October, 2020 – Will you help HRDAG sort out fact from fiction?
• 16 October, 2020 – HRDAG’s Critical Work on Criminal Justice
• 24 September, 2020 – Human Rights in a Pandemic
• 12 August, 2020 – HRDAG’s data-driven support for social justice
• 5 June, 2020 – Documenting Police Violence: A Message from HRDAG
• 13 May, 2020 – Standing strong on our commitments during the pandemic
• 30 April, 2020 – HRDAG addresses complexity and uncertainty in Covid-19 data
• 20 April, 2020 – HRDAG Resources on Covid-19
• 23 March, 2020 –  A Message from HRDAG in These Uncertain Times

2019

• 10 December, 2019 – Today is Human Rights Day
• 2 December, 2019 – HRDAG’s critiques of AI
• 21 Novmeber, 2019 – How can you support HRDAG?
• 7 November, 2019 – Will you support HRDAG?
• 10 September, 2019 – Coverage by The Atlantic, Al Jazeera and more
• 9 April, 2019 – Criminal Justice, AI and JSM