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Amidst the uptick of scrutinous surveillance methods on Princeton's campus, Students for Prison Education, Abolition, and Reform (SPEAR) will be hosting "Safety is not Surveillance: Addressing Carceral Capture as a Response to Community Needs," a panel centered around spreading awareness and facilitating dialogue about alternatives to surveillance methods, implications of intrusive surveillance and carceral capture methods, AI surveillance (such as ShotSpotter), and mitigating police violence in response to surveillance methods. The panel will consist of speakers that range from social justice activists, attorneys at the ACLU of New Jersey, professors at Princeton, and more, and will be an engaging conversation that will shed light on the future of surveillance and police violence on Princeton's campus and beyond.