Research
Twenty-five years after the killing of Timothy Thomas sparked a citywide reckoning with police accountability in Cincinnati, a new Campaign Zero analysis reveals that racially biased policing has not only persisted — it has deepened. Drawing on over 472,000 police contact cards filed between 2009 and 2025, our report Contact Cards in Cincinnati documents what…
News Updates
At Campaign Zero, we believe in connection, creativity, and the potential of young people—especially those who have been overlooked by society. That’s the heart behind our continued collaboration with the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court: a workshop series that brings artists, leaders, and changemakers to the Juvenile Detention Center for a powerful week of hands-on learning,…
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Campaign Zero visited the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Detention Center with a week of inspiring workshops led by artists, entrepreneurs, and changemakers. Through storytelling, creativity, and connection, we reminded justice-involved youth that their voices matter—and their futures are full of possibility.
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine recently signed House Bill 315 into law, allowing law enforcement agencies to charge the public up to $75 per hour and up to $750 total for retrieving, redacting, and producing police video records, including body and dash cam footage. Legislators added these provisions to the omnibus bill at the last minute,…