This event was organized by girls of color, about girls of color, in conversation with school police. School-based police officers, also known as School Resource Officers (SROs), have become a growing presence in schools across the country. They have been...
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During this webinar, presenters Sue Jones and Falilah Bilal explore self-compassion, vicarious resilience, and approaches to reducing stress in the moment. These practices can empower educators to be present in the classroom rooted in love, innovation, and transformative learning. RESOURCES:...
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During this open discussion session, attendees discussed how they have used restorative practices in their schools. Members exchanged resources, discussed challenges, and shared success stories about distanced learning. The discussion was facilitated in a circle format by J Thompson, member...
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In this training series, attendees learned the basics of how to conduct community-building circles and put plans into practice with feedback from youth leaders. RECORDING: Basics of Restorative Practices in School: How to Conduct Circles to Build Community In this...
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On May 28, we hosted a presentation led by Critical Exposure, a DC organization that trains youth to harness the power of photography to fight for educational equity and social justice. During this session, girls learned how to use phones...
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Members are welcome to join Heather and Kat, the speakers during our Teacher Training in April, during their virtual circles at 3:00 pm (Central) on the first and third Sunday of each month. Email lawpovertycenter@georgetown.edu for the link to join....
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Restorative justice practices (RJ) are increasingly common in schools—used not only to repair harm, but also to build community and improve wellbeing. RJ strengthens relationships among peers and with teachers, providing a safe space to connect. During this time of...
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Learn creative and practical alternatives to traditional disciplinary responses to girls of color. In the video below, Principal Stephanie Patton of the Columbus City Preparatory School for Girls introduces innovative and inspiring practices to bring out the brilliance in your girls...
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Help your school community improve its response to girls of color who are survivors of sex trafficking: watch this recorded webinar to learn about the sex trafficking of girls of color in the context of school and the concrete steps...
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Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can have lasting effects on health and wellness. Understanding the effects of ACEs on girls of color can help improve their experiences in school and the learning environment. During this webinar, Dr. Stephanie Covington and Jeannette Pai-Espinosa discussed...
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