The National Police Accountability Project (NPAP) is a non-profit organization committed to ending law enforcement abuse through legal advocacy and educational initiatives. As part of the National Lawyers Guild, NPAP provides supportive resources for victims of police misconduct, equipping communities with the necessary tools to seek justice. The organization actively engages in litigation against police misconduct, exemplified by its involvement in high-profile cases such as Bartie v. LaSalle et al. and Harris et al. v. Dobbins et al.

NPAP's mission extends beyond the courtroom; its educational programs foster a deeper understanding of police accountability issues. They offer a variety of resources, including public learning materials, access to a national database of legal experts, and training for law students and legal professionals. Additionally, NPAP advocates for policy changes aimed at promoting accountability within law enforcement practices. By empowering communities and legal workers, NPAP strives to create a safer future, ensuring that justice prevails over abuse of power.