Nicholas E. Stewart

​Nicholas E. Stewart is Executive Director of the Justice Education Project, where he leads the organization’s research, strategy, and partnerships across policing, courts, incarceration, and emerging technologies. A criminology graduate of the University of South Florida, his work examines how artificial intelligence and digital systems are reshaping criminal legal processes, and how young people can intervene in that shift.

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Stewart has published peer-reviewed research in Psychological Services, and his work and commentary have appeared in Slate, The Hill, Teen Vogue, Inquest, Data & Society, and Tech Policy Press. He speaks at universities, including the University of Pennsylvania and UC Berkeley, and has delivered briefings, workshops, and panels for organizations such as Human Rights Watch, The Surveillance Technology Oversight Project, LGBT Tech, and the ACLU.