Documenting Power * Defending Truth * Demanding Accountability *
Documenting Power * Defending Truth * Demanding Accountability *
The Sunshine Project transforms buried legal records into a secure public archive—featuring accessible data stories, civic education tools, and profiles of those who defend the public trust.
⚙️ This work is a labor of public service—but the infrastructure to protect it is expensive. Your support builds civic tools that can withstand suppression, sabotage, and silence.
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Ivonne Roman
ABOUT IVONNE ROMAN
Ivonne Roman retired from the Newark (NJ) Police Department, where she served in every rank, during her 25 years in law enforcement career. She is co-founder of the 30x30 Initiative, a TED Fellow, serves on the board of the American Society of Evidence-Based Policing, and is a nationally recognized voice on public safety reform, gender equity, and institutional accountability.
She is currently leading the Sunshine Project — an investigative effort documenting corruption and misconduct in New Jersey, grounded in firsthand knowledge and supported by public records, court documents, transcripts, and audio evidence. The findings are published through her Substack to ensure public access and transparency.
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