Daily Kos | Weaver is quoted on how "tough on crime" rhetoric served as a way to chip away at gains from the civil rights era.

The Washington Post | This article references Vesla Weaver's 2017 study that used the term "race-class subjugated" to describe economically disadvantaged communities of color.

VOX | This article references Vesla Weaver's 2014 book Arresting Citizenship that examines the consequences of the carceral state for American democracy.

Vox | Justice Collaboratory members Phillip Atiba Goff and Vesla Weaver are featured in Vox about the largely unknown ideology of American policing — and how it justifies racist violence.

Niskanen Center Podcast | Justice Collaboratory member Professor Vesla Weaver (Johns Hopkins University) speaks with The Niskanen Center's podcast about The Portals Project, which finds that people in overpoliced neighborhoods have complicated attitudes toward police.

Financial Times | Justice Collaboratory member Vesla Weaver speaks with the podcast Behind The Money about the role the federal government, and federal funding, have played in transforming policing in the US.

Vox | Justice Collaboratory member Professor Vesla Weaver of Johns Hopkins University spoke to Vox about the policy suggestions of the Kerner Commission.

New York Times | Justice Collaboratory member Professor Vesla Weaver’s (Johns Hopkins University) research on how aggressive stop-and-frisk tactics can impact voting is featured in the New York Times.