The National Police Accountability Project (NPAP) is a dedicated non-profit organization focused on ending law enforcement abuse and promoting accountability. Established in 1999 by a courageous group of civil rights attorneys, NPAP advocates for justice for individuals harmed by police violence and misconduct. The organization supports a robust network of over 550 attorneys who engage in legal actions against abusive police departments, federal law enforcement agencies, and correctional facilities across the United States.

NPAP employs various strategies including coordinated legal action, legislative advocacy, and public education to support grassroots movements and victims of police brutality. With a strong commitment to equity, diversity, inclusion, and belonging, NPAP fosters a culture of empowerment by providing resources and knowledge to communities, thereby inspiring collective efforts towards reform. As a vital voice in the pursuit of a fair and just system, NPAP remains at the forefront of seeking meaningful changes to policing practices and ensuring accountability for those in positions of authority