![]() ![]() Political Instability Task Force (PITF) Worldwide. Crisis Monitor-a joint project led by ACLED and Princeton University’s Bridging Divides Initiative-that tracks and publishes real-time data on political violence and demonstrations in the U.S in order to “establish an evidence base from which to identify risks, hotspots and available resources to empower local communities in times of crisis. collection of events data, these projects include the Armed Conflict Location Events Dataset (ACLED), the. It relied on data collection from the U.S. This paper is reporting on the ACLED (Armed Conflict Location and Event Data) project which records civil war events by precise location and by. U.S.-based ACLED is funded by the State Department’s Bureau of Conflict and Stabilization Operations as well as foreign governments and other organizations, including the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the German Federal Foreign Office, the Tableau Foundation, the International Organization for Migration, and The University of Texas at Austin. ![]() ![]() ACLED highlights a recent Morning Consult poll in which 42% of respondents believe “most protesters (associated with the BLM movement) are trying to incite violence or destroy property.” ACLED suggests this “disparity stems from political orientation and biased media framing… such as disproportionate coverage of violent demonstrations.” Still, many people continue to believe that Black Lives Matter protests are largely violent-contrary to the report’s findings. ![]()
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