Data Snapshot: National Data on School Discipline by Race and Gender
Analysis with RISE Research Team at NYU of the latest data collected by the US Department of Education on discipline disparities in public school.
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School & Pushout
This fact sheet presents the results of our 50-state assessment of Exclusionary School Discipline (ESD) legislative trends. We found that 32 states and the District of Columbia have enacted legislation addressing ESD.
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Nov 2020
Restorative Justice Practices
This fact sheet presents the results of our 50-state assessment of School-Based RJ legislative trends. We found that 21 states and the District of Columbia have enacted legislation supporting use of RJ in schools.
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Nov 2020
Adultification Bias
The study is the first of its kind to focus on girls, and builds on previous research on adult perceptions of black boys.
Download Girlhood Interrupted Report
Jun 2020
Adultification Bias
Our latest report reflects research in which we listened to the voices of Black women and girls about their experiences, insights, and solutions with regards to adultification bias.
Download Listening to Black Women and Girls Report
Jun 2020
Juvenile Justice
This report exposes the ways in which we criminalize girls — especially girls of color — who have been sexually and physically abused, and it offers policy recommendations to dismantle the abuse to prison pipeline. It illustrates the pipeline with examples, including the detention of girls who are victims of sex trafficking, girls who run away or become truant because of abuse they experience, and girls who cross into juvenile justice from the child welfare system.
Download Sexual Abuse to Prison Pipeline Report
Jan 2020
School & Pushout
This brief illustrates the need for school-based Restorative Justice policies and procedures for marginalized girls to achieve higher educational attainment and lifelong health benefits and success. The brief focuses on three key points: 1) education is a key social determinant of health; 2) feeling connected to school is crucial to health and school success; and 3) restorative justice can help marginalized girls feel connected to school.
Download School Connectedness for Girls Report
Dec 2019
School & Pushout
The fact sheet defines three key concepts that must be addressed: financial shaming, financial abuse, and financial trauma.
Download the fact sheet to learn more.
Download Black Women’s Financial Trauma Fact Sheet
Aug 2019
School & Pushout
This compendium of policy and practice recommendations aggregates a set of proposals to enhance mental health outcomes and thriving for girls of color.
Download Policy and Practice Recommendations Report
Jun 2019
School & Pushout
One of four issue briefs, published in partnership with Dr. Kimberlyn Leary, assessing the challenges and successes of school-based mental health care for girls of color and analyzing the broader context of mental health and communities of color
Download Promise and Challenge of School-Based Mental Health Care Report
Jun 2019
Trauma & Mental Health
One of four issue briefs, published in partnership with Dr. Kimberlyn Leary, assessing the challenges and successes of school-based mental health care for girls of color and analyzing the broader context of mental health and communities of color.
Download Mental Health & Girls of Color Report
Jun 2019
Trauma & Mental Health
One of four issue briefs, published in partnership with Dr. Kimberlyn Leary, assessing the challenges and successes of school-based mental health care for girls of color and analyzing the broader context of mental health and communities of color.
Download Mental Health & Communities of Color Report
Jun 2019
Trauma & Mental Health
The Georgetown Law Center on Poverty and Inequality developed this report Gender & Trauma, which explores how physically-based programs like yoga and mindfulness interventions can help girls in the Juvenile Justice system.
Download Gender & Trauma Report
Nov 2018
School & Pushout
This toolkit is the culmination of a collaborative research project in which the Center and NBWJI gathered input from law enforcement and girls of color and provide guidance to improve interactions between them. The ultimate goal of the project was to reduce the disproportionate rate at which girls of color are drawn into the juvenile justice system.
Download Be Her Resource Report
Oct 2018
Storytelling, Art, & Mindfulness
To truly support girls, we must hear their stories, respect their perspectives, witness their brilliance, heed their creativity, and recognize their resilience. This booklet reflects that philosophy. This compilation of girls’ visual and written work from across the country, created in partnership with rights4girls, reflects their experiences with the juvenile justice system, and it is intended to provide space for girls to express themselves and allows their work to stand on its own.
Download I Am the Voice Compilation
Oct 2017
Juvenile Justice
This report grows out of a conference held in 2013, that was hosted by Georgetown Law’s Center on Poverty and Inequality; the Human Rights Project for Girls; and The National Crittenton Foundation. The conference gathered survivors, direct service providers, advocates, and state and federal government officials to discuss the challenges of addressing the domestic sex trafficking of children and the importance of working collaboratively to help identify and support survivors.
Download Sex Trafficking of Girls Report
Jun 2014
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