AJPH paper: Police brutality and the institutional patterning of stressors
Risk of Police-Involved Death by Race/Ethnicity and Place, United States, 2012–2018
by Frank Edwards PhD, Michael H.Esposito MA, and Hedwig Lee PhD
Exposure to Police Violence Linked to Suicide Risk, Psychosis
Retraction of the Research Article: "Police Violence and the Health of Black Infants"
Police Violence among Adults Diagnosed with Mental Disorders
Fatal police violence by race and state in the USA, 1980–2019: a network meta-regression
The Seattle ACLU has filed several lawsuits on behalf of Black Lives Matter Seattle-King County and individual plaintiffs to stop the use of chemical agents and projectiles for crowd control by the City of Seattle and the Seattle Police Department; case documents 9 June 2020 through 30 Sep 2020: "Community Action Manual” on policy abuse 
REPORT: "Now they seem to just want to hurt us’: Dangerous Use of Crowd-control Weapons against Protestors and Medics in Portland, Oregon”REPORT: "Shot in the Head”REPORT: "Preliminary Findings: Use of Crowd-Control Weapons on Protestors in Portland, Oregon”WEBINAR: "Protests, Police Violence, and the Pandemic" – 18 June 2020WEBINAR: "Policing and Public Health in the Age of COVID-19" – 27 Aug 2020
VIDEO: UW police violence panel video (24 May 2018, near the anniversary of the Charleena Lyles killing)CLASS: Black Lives and Police Violence: Racism and the Public's Health (HSERV 479); Catalog Description: The effects of racism on health are profound and multi-dimensional. Critically analyzes theories of human behavior in relation to epidemiological concepts of race, against the backdrop of the current Black Lives Matter movement in the United States. Taught by Clarence Spigner. Decriminalize UW is an independent group separate from the UW that is seeking to reform policies and practices of the UW police forceThe UW’s Walter Chapin Simpson Center for the Humanities sponsored a talk on “Crisis Pedagogy: Between COVID-19 and Police Violence.” Read the essay by the authors, UW English Department PhD students Kaelie Giffel and Caitlin Postal, Mellon Fellows for Reaching New Publics.Profile of two UW Public Health alumni working on police violence with public health tools.
Position paper on police violence 
#8toAbolitionDecriminalize SeattleThe Marshall ProjectHuman Rights Data Analysis GroupDon't Shoot PortlandMapping Police ViolenceCampaign ZeroCritical Resistance (police abolition)King County Equity NowDivest SPDUW Class on Black Lives Matter examines ideas behind the slogan, with Professor Clarence SpignerMore than $1.5 billion has been spent to settle claims of police misconduct involving thousands of officers repeatedly accused of wrongdoing. Taxpayers are often in the dark.
Grassroots community assessment of the Seattle Police Department's Use of Violence (UoV) during the 2020 civil demonstrations which advocated for the cessation of police violence.
The Counted, a project to count the number of people killed by police in the USThe Intercept: Police Attacks on Protesters with "Less Than Lethal" Weapons Result in Life-Threatening InjuriesThe Intercept: The Militarization of U.S Police: Finally Dragged Into The Light by the Horrors of FergusonThe Intercept: ICE PLANS TO SPEND $18 MILLION ON THOUSANDS OF NEW TASERSWashington Post maintains a data base on killings by police, “Fatal Force”
CapitolhillSeattle.com : Seattle's Protest Timeline, as of the end of October (150 days)The Seattle Times: Seattle defends protest response, says police did not violate court orderThe New York Times: More Than Half of Police Killings Are Mislabeled, New Study Says