I’m looking forward to building with scholars and students at Stanford University on the topic of action research and reducing the criminalization of Black women and girls. Join if you can!

Since the release of “Race, Gender and the School-to-Prison Pipeline: Expanding our Discussion to Include Black Girls,” I have been in and out of correctional facilities, speaking with Black girls around the country in order to feed this conversation with their voices and experiences.

More will come from this work, and I really look forward to sharing it.

In the meantime, here is a guest blog that I wrote for the National Council on Crime and Delinquency on the topic.

Stay tuned!

Copyright 2013 Monique W. Morris

My latest paper was recently released by The African American Policy Forum is “Race, Gender and the ‘School to Prison Pipeline’: Expanding Our Discussion to Include Black Girls.” This paper discusses the literature on the “school- to- prison pipeline” and explores why the “pipeline” analogy may not accurately capture the education- system pathways to confinement for Black girls.

Read the full report here.

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