The Surveillance Technology Oversight Project is a non-profit advocacy organization and legal services provider. S.T.O.P. litigates and advocates against surveillance, fighting excessive local and state-level tracking. Our work highlights the discriminatory impact of surveillance on BIPOC communities, Muslim Americans, immigrants, and LGBTQ+ individuals.

S.T.O.P. is particularly grateful for the input of:

• Beatriz Botero Arcila of Sciences Po and the Edgelands Institute at Harvard University (Policing)

• Chris Gilliard of the Harvard Kennedy School Shorenstein Center (Education)

• Brian Hofer of Secure Justice (Policing, Education, Transit)

• Lia Holland of Fight for the Future (Policing, Education)

• Tracy Rosenberg of Oakland Privacy (Policing, Transit)

• sava saheli singh of the University of Ottawa (Education)

We also gratefully acknowledge the input of advocates, community members, and policymakers whose input at S.T.O.P.'s October 2021 Just Cities Symposium formed the basis for the Just Cities Toolkit.