Call for Code® for Racial Justice's repositories
Open-Sentencing
To help public defenders better serve their clients, Open Sentencing shows racial bias in data such as demographics providing insights for each case
Five-Fifths-Voter
Five Fifths Voter is a web application tool designed to enable and empower Black people and others to exercise their right to vote by ensuring their voice is heard
Incident-Accuracy-Reporting-System
Incident Accuracy Reporting System (IARS) is a Content Management application that addresses the issue of transparency surrounding police incident reporting by allowing witnesses and/or victims to directly submit evidence (images, videos)
Legit-Info
"Legit Info" app helps residents understand the impact of legislation and policies based on their country, state, county, city, district location
Truth-Loop
The Truth-Loop solution helps communities simply understand the policies, regulations and legislation that will impact them the most and allows them to share their experiences around how policies have impacted them or how proposed policies could impact them using short video testimonials.
FairChange
Mobile application to capture incidents / provide information to police officers aimed at avoiding escalation, central map view to enable search & visualization of incident clusters
Call-for-Code-for-Racial-Justice
The main repository for information on Call for Code® for Racial Justice projects, hosted by The Linux Foundation.
Open-Sentencing-UI
Open Sentencing User Interface (UI) provided is meant to allow public defenders or others an ability to easily review contents of a case to determine when bias was detected.
TakeTwo-DataScience
Call for Code Diverse Representation Problem 3 media bias data science
TakeTwo-WebAPI
TakeTwo solution provides a quick and simple tool for media creators and media consumers to be more vigilant to detect and eliminate racial bias (both overt and subtle) in their content
bias-detection-engine
CFC+ Bias Engine Starter Kit
Open-Sentencing-Aggregator
Aggregator is the core module of the Open Sentencing Model which exposes REST endpoints to manage and maintain inventory of public attorney, clients, and case-related information.
TakeTwo-Marker-ChromeExtension
Call For Code Diverse Representation Problem 3 marker chrome extension
Open-Sentencing-Model
Open Sentencing Model is a statistical model that estimates the size of criminal sentencing discrepancies due to race based on a range of demographic and legal factors.
Call-for-Code
A link back to the global Call for Code® with The Linux Foundation GitHub organization and projects
Hacktoberfest
Handbook for Call for Code for Racial Justice Hacktober Projects
IBM-Inclusive-IT-Language
IBM's contribution to open source communities and others to make IT language more inclusive.
maximo-visual-inspector-dashboard
Load IBM Maximo Visual Inspection inference results in a dashboard