New York City Policing Roundtable (NYCPR) fosters continuing relationships between civil rights attorneys, community organizers, advocates, and others who work to end police misconduct. NYCPR seeks to reduce police misconduct in New York City by community organizing and advocacy, public education, litigation, and research.

ROUNDTABLE: Members of the Roundtable share information, strategies, and new policy and legal developments, through participation in group meetings and listservs hosted by New York Lawyers for the Public Interest.

COPP: The NYCPR Community Oversight of Policing Project (COPP) advocates and organizes to reduce police misconduct. Law students, organizers, and volunteers engage in community organizing projects with grassroots coalitions fighting police misconduct.

NO PLACE LIKE HOME: A Report on the effects of vertical patrol policies and aggressive trespass enforcement on residents of NYCHA homes. Residents report unacceptable levels of police misconduct.