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School Discipline & Pushout Prevention

For students who are at risk of dropping out or who are pushed out of school ― many of whom are girls of color ― equal educational opportunities remain out of reach.

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Ending Pushout: Keeping Girls of Color in the Classroom

Stop Criminalizing Childhood: NWLC Files Amicus Brief Supporting Students in South Carolina

NWLC Files Amicus Brief to Prevent School Push Out

NWLC Joins ACLU Amicus Brief in Support of Student Survivors

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NWLC’s Feminist Hype House Action Center

Data On Students’ Civil Rights Has Never Been More Important. Here’s How to Improve It.

The Ending PUSHOUT Act: Fostering Safe, Supportive, and Inclsuive Schools for Girls of Color

Stop Flushing Money Down the Pipeline: A Call to Divert Federal Money from Cops to Counseling in Schools

Seriously, Don’t Touch Our Hair!: NWLC Files Amicus Brief Supporting Students Challenging Race-Based Discipline and Harassment

NWLC Files Amicus Brief Challenging Race-Based Discipline and Harassment: K.R. v. Duluth Public Schools Academy d/b/a/ Duluth Edison Charter Schools

NWLC Responds to Supreme Court Ruling on Student Free Speech in Mahanoy v. B.L.

Webinar: Title IX Advocacy: Non-Litigation Strategies to Seek Justice for Students Facing Sexual Harassment

Will Democracy Keep Black Girls Safe?: An Intern’s Call to Action Around School Pushout

Civil Rights Groups Urge Supreme Court to Carefully Balance Harms in Student Speech Case

NWLC Leads Civil Rights Brief in Support of Students’ Rights to Be Free from Harassment and Unfair Discipline

NWLC Files U.S Supreme Court Amicus Brief in Support of Students’ Rights to Be Free from Harassment and Unfair Discipline

Will Democracy Keep Black Girls Safe?: The Protecting Our Students in Schools Act

12 Things New Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona Can Do to Promote Gender Equity

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100 Wins, 100 Days: Decisive Actions to Advance Gender Justice

Will Democracy Keep Black Girls Safe?: The Counseling Not Criminalization in Schools Act

Will Democracy Keep Black Girls Safe?: The Ending PUSHOUT Act

In 2020, Black Women Kept Democracy Safe, but Will Democracy Keep Black Girls Safe? A Series on Creating Better, Safer Schools for Girls of Color

NEW GUIDE PUSHES LEADERS TO STOP CRIMINALIZING AND EXCLUDING BLACK, LATINA, AND NATIVE GIRLS IN SCHOOLS

. . and they cared: How to Create Better, Safer Learning Environments for Girls of Color