News & Research
Curated access to authoritative civil rights research, government data, investigative journalism, and academic scholarship — organized by topic and source.
NCRRRI aggregates the most credible sources in civil rights research to support advocates, attorneys, scholars, and community members. Browse by source type or by topic area.
Top 21 Government Sources
21 sourcesIndependent federal agency issuing reports and recommendations on civil rights enforcement.
Enforces federal civil rights laws covering employment, housing, voting, education, and policing.
Enforces federal laws prohibiting employment discrimination; publishes annual charge statistics.
Administers fair housing laws and publishes housing discrimination complaint data.
Demographic, economic, and social data essential for disparity analysis.
National data on crime, criminal justice, and incarceration — including racial disparities.
Investigates civil rights complaints in schools and publishes Civil Rights Data Collection.
Federal clearinghouse for election administration data and voting system standards.
Independent watchdog publishing audits and reports on federal civil rights program effectiveness.
Nonpartisan policy analysis for Congress — extensive voting rights and civil rights coverage.
Research, development, and evaluation on crime and justice, including racial equity studies.
Consumer financial protection data including fair lending and redlining enforcement.
Research on economic inequality, community investment, and access to credit.
Primary source documents and historical records of the civil rights movement.
Oral histories, photographs, and documents from the civil rights era.
Civil rights compliance in USDA programs, including rural housing and food assistance.
Enforces civil rights laws in health care and human services programs.
Protects workers' rights to organize; data on labor discrimination and union activity.
Comprehensive data on educational attainment, achievement gaps, and school demographics.
Public health data on racial and ethnic health disparities across the United States.
Federal workforce diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility data and policy.
Press & Media
NCRRRI welcomes media inquiries, interview requests, and press partnerships. Our research, public hearings, and national tour generate newsworthy civil rights data available to credentialed journalists and media organizations.
Media Inquiries
For interview requests, expert commentary, or background briefings on civil rights research and NCRRRI's national hearing tour, contact our press team.
Speaking & Broadcast
Founder Joseph Baker is available for television, radio, podcast, and panel appearances on voting rights, recidivism reform, housing equity, and civic empowerment.
Press Kit & Assets
Download NCRRRI's organizational overview, founder biography, high-resolution logos, and key research findings for editorial use.
Data & Research Access
Journalists may request access to NCRRRI's civil rights disparity data, hearing testimony records, and city-level research findings for investigative reporting.
Congressional Coverage
NCRRRI's formal congressional notice and legislative record are available to reporters covering voting rights, VRA reauthorization, and federal civil rights enforcement.
Hearing Coverage
Media credentials are available for NCRRRI's national public hearings. Credentialed press may attend, record, and report on testimony sessions across all 15 cities.
National Civil Rights Research and Records Institute
All press and media inquiries are handled through our general contact. We aim to respond to credentialed media within one business day.
Houston, Texas 77077
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