Brennan Center for Justice

Nonpartisan law and policy institute at NYU School of Law, founded in 1995. Revenue approximately $58 million (FY 2023-2024) with 180+ staff (attorneys, scholars, communications professionals). Led by Michael Waldman (President and CEO). Maintains a comprehensive AI Legislation Tracker covering all US states. Published "Agenda to Strengthen U.S. Democracy in the Age of AI" with federal and state policy recommendations. Policing & Technology Program investigates AI surveillance technologies including facial recognition, social media monitoring, and predictive policing. Democracy Futures Project focuses on democratic resilience against emerging threats including AI. Primary intervention types: research, litigation, policy advocacy.