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This week our Status of Black Women series looks at the status of education for Black women and girls. Here's a quick behind-the-scenes look at the organizations whose work has shaped our understanding. #StatusofBlackWomen2021 (thread 
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The Girls Justice League (@girlsjusticePHL), our co-partners this week, seeks to build & reinforce a culture where girls are fully empowered & where gender, race and other disparities are identified & confronted in the systems which affect their futures.http://girlsjusticeleague.org
@AAPolicyForum and the Center for Intersectionality and Social Policy Studies’s 2015 report, “Black Girls Matter: Pushed Out, Overpoliced and Underprotected” was the cornerstone for much of our research this week. Full report:https://www.aapf.org/blackgirlsmatter …
Much of our base data about education comes from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) and the Department of Ed's Office for Civil Rights (OCR). The work of collaborators & researchers in this thread paints the picture behind those numbers.
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Georgetown Law Center on Poverty and Inequality’s Initiative on Gender Justice & Opportunity and RISE Research team at NYU have collected and analyzed data on the disparate policing and punishment of Black girls in school: http://rb.gy/6f9ixn
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The National Black Women's Justice Institute (@NBWJInstitute) is working to end the criminalization of Black women & girls. Check out their 2019 report "End School Pushout" for educational justice policy recommendations: https://bit.ly/3q8GBNr
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The American Association of University Women (@AAUW)
studies and organizes against the root causes of inequity in education. Check out their report on college debt disaggregated by race and gender at https://www.aauw.org/resources/research/deeper-in-debt/ …
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The National Alliance of Black School Educators (@NABSE) has been supporting Black students & teachers for 50 yrs! Their work includes serving as a clearinghouse of research and high-impact practices. Check out their resources at http://nabse.org/resources/
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The education week of #StatusofBlackWomen2021 is deeply indebted to the creative and intellectual labors of a range of Black feminist scholars like Dr. Monique W. Morris (@MoniqueWMorris), author of "Pushout : The Criminalization of Black Girls in School"
Our understanding of the status of Black women's education is deeply indebted too to scholars including Dr. Sekile Nzinga (@m_sekile), author of "LeanSemesters: How Higher Education Reproduces Inequity"
The work of other Black feminist scholars like Dr. Stephanie Bush-Baskette, co-founder of @NBWJInstitute and founder of the Sojourn Institute, has greatly informed our understandings.
Grantmakers for Girls of Color (@G4GC_org) leverages philanthropy to create futures centered on Black, Indigenous, Latinx, Asian and Pacific American girls & gender expansive youth. Learn more about their Black Girl Freedom Fund at http://grantmakersforgirlsofcolor.org
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