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  1. Puppycide Database Project cited by Washington Post

    Washington Post writer, editor of the new Current Affairs Magazine and Harvard PhD student Nathan J Robinson published a column providing a birds-eye view of the growing crisis surrounding the treatment of companion animals by US law enforcement that cited the work of the Puppycide Database Project. The column, carrying…

  2. Washington Post & New York Times pay attention to independent criminal justice researchers

    Over the past two months, both the New York Times and the Washington Post published analyses of civilian deaths caused by police in 2015. The coverage of both newspapers credited and relies heavily on the work of independent researchers who have been compiling statistics on fatalities caused by police and…

  3. Washington Post headlines are seen as incredibly lame by some

    Volunteers of the Puppycide Database Project are no fans of the USDA's Wildlife Services. For close to a hundred years, Wildlife Services has operated under different names and slaughtered millions of animals annually that the federal government considers to be "pests" using irresponsible mass poisonings, traps and shootings.…