LEWIS IN THE  PRESS

LEWIS Executive Director Dr. Guez Salinas recognized for outstanding community leadership by the The Atlanta chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA)

LEWIS' work with community partner PCSM featured in Shoutout LA Magazine

LB Council voices support for police accountability registry

Long Beach Police Adopts New Police Vetting Database

LEWIS Registry Recognizes Frank Serpico with First-Annual Humanitarian Award

Police misconduct database named for John Lewis

Police misconduct registry named for John Lewis to launch for public use in fall

National Police Misconduct Database Named After John Lewis Awards NYPD Whistleblower

Police illegal activity database named after John Lewis

Biden wants more transparency for police disciplinary records. Experts say it’s harder than it sounds.

National Registry to Track Police Misconduct Being Tested in Los Angeles

USC Institute Announces National Registry of Police Officers Who Leave Jobs Following Misconduct

How a national police misconduct registry can help rebuild trust in law enforcement

USC researchers building nationwide police misconduct registry named for John Lewis

Los Angeles Testing National Cop Registry to Track Police Misconduct

How a national police misconduct registry can help rebuild trust in law enforcement

Erroll Southers appeared on RolandMartinUnfiltered to discuss the launch of the LEWIS Registry.

A National Police Misconduct Registry Is Being Developed in L.A.

Aubrey Hicks and the Bedrosian Center hosted Jessie Redd, Lauren Brown and Erroll Southers on the podcast “The Bigger Picture” for a discussion regarding the launch of the LEWIS Registry.

USC Safe Communities Institute Announces National Registry to Track Police Misconduct

USC Research Institute Announces National Police Misconduct Registry

USC Research Institute Announces National Police Misconduct Registry

National Registry to Track Police Misconduct Being Tested in Los Angeles – NBC Los Angeles

SCI Announces National Registry to Track Police Misconduct

National Registry to Track Police Misconduct Being Tested in Los Angeles

National Registry to Track Police Misconduct Being Tested in Los Angeles

University of Southern California Research Institute Announces National Registry to Track Police Misconduct

National registry for officers who committed misconduct being tested in LA