Minority youth are more likely to become incarcerated than white youth. This fact is so prevalent that even people outside the juvenile...
Humans of Restorative Justice stories highlight the individuals working to build and restore strong relationships in their communities. They are written and...
Twenty-three years ago, New York City Council candidate Anthony Beckford faced long odds when he spoke out...
For Jordan, growing up in Jamaica, Queens in New York City left much to be desired. One of the few places he...
This new report from the Georgetown Law Center on Poverty and Inequality takes a look at how girls of color are consistently...
Black girls are nearly four times more likely to be arrested at school than their white counterparts and Latina girls are almost...
The school-to-prison pipeline refers to the streamlining of at-risk students from schools to incarceration or related correctional-type facilities that results from punitive...
What was about to happen on Feb. 4, 1999, would drastically accelerate the trajectory of Christopher Thomas’ life, which had been spiraling...
SchoolsNotPrisons, an 11-stop music and arts tour focused on both increasing spending for education and breaking the school-to-prison pipeline in California, wraps...
Many educators view a new school year as an opportunity for improvement, a fresh start and a chance to reset, especially with...
The Gay, Lesbian, & Straight Education Network (GLSEN) examines the ways in which school systems disproportionately discipline LGBTQ youth while also failing...
A federal investigation will examine whether discriminatory school disciplinary policies are disproportionately affecting black students in DeSoto County, Mississippi.
The school-to-prison pipeline is one of our nation’s most pressing challenges, that all of us must help reverse. Not only do these...
Fourteen-year-old Ahmed Mohamed captured the attention of the public in September when he was arrested during his first weeks at MacArthur High...