Update: Mapping the Capitol Riot Insurrectionists Networks
Update: Mapping the Capitol Riot Insurrectionists Networks
Updates to the project mapping the networks of the participants in the Capitol Riot on January 6th, and a discussion with Seyward Darby tonight on Twitter Spaces.
The Capitol Riot Insurrectionists Networks is an interactive visualization tool that maps the networks of the more than 600 individuals who have been arrested and charged in connection to the Capitol Riot on January 6th.
Journalists, researchers, and activists that have questions, comments, or suggestions about the Capitol Riot Insurrectionists Networks mapping project, or would like to collaborate on the project, please fill out and submit this form.
Searching the Insurrectionists Networks
You can use the Insurrectionists Networks search bar to identify individuals in various ways including by name, DOJ case file number, identifying hashtags, or other identifying tags such as military veterans, law enforcement, and individuals armed with weapons.
Right-Wing Extremists Networks
The Capitol Riot Insurrectionists Networks has been updated with full profiles of each of the alleged participants in the January 6th insurrection that are affiliated with the Proud Boys, including DOJ case numbers and hashtags used to identify individuals by the Sedition Hunters and other online researchers.
This week, there will be complete profiles of each of the alleged participants in the January 6th insurrection that are affiliated the other right-wing extremists and groups including the Three Percenters and the Oath Keepers, as well as individuals that have been identified as adherents of the QAnon conspiracy theory.
Women and the Capitol Riots
Among the more than 600 individuals arrested and charged for participating in the January 6th insurrection, 88 have been women. Among the women alleged to have participated in the Capitol Riots, at least six are connected to right-wing extremists networks and 11 are among the known adherents to the QAnon conspiracy theory. You can now use the mapping tool tagged to identify the women alleged to have participated in the Capitol Riots.
I'll be joined by Seyward Darby, author of Sisters in Hate, tonight at 7:00pm EST on Twitter Spaces to discuss the updates to the Capitol Riot Insurrectionists Networks mapping project, and the gender dynamics of the January 6th insurrection.