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Equity in Education

All students deserve access to equal educational opportunities. However, girls of color face interconnected, structural barriers that threaten their success in school and beyond.

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The Risk of Being a Black Woman with a Voice

Webinar: Representing Pregnant and Parenting Students Facing Discrimination at School

“We’re watching” & Other Thoughts Shared with Candice Jackson, Acting Head of ED OCR

Suspensions for Girls of Color by School District

Forcing Students to Report Sexual Assault to the Police Makes Them Less Safe: What You Should Know About Mandatory Police Referral Bills

Let Her Learn: Resources for Students

Trauma and Learning: A Student’s Perspective

Five Ways Families Can Let Her Learn

Let Her Learn – What About Girls?

Four Ways Educators Can Let Her Learn

Four Ways Policymakers Can Let Her Learn

Stopping School Pushout for: Girls Who Are Pregnant or Parenting

Stopping School Pushout for: LGBTQ Girls

Stopping School Pushout for: Girls Involved in the Juvenile Justice System

Stopping School Pushout: Overview and Key Findings

Find the Suspension Rate for Black Girls in Your State

Stopping School Pushout for: Girls in Foster Care

Stopping School Pushout for: Girls Who Are Homeless

Stopping School Pushout for: Girls With Disabilities

Stopping School Pushout for: Girls Who Have Suffered Harassment and Sexual Violence

Stopping School Pushout for: Girls of Color

Webinar: Let Her Learn: How to Push Discriminatory Policies Out of Schools

Share the Let Her Learn Toolkit

Another Day, Another Egregious Act of Violence Against a Black Girl in School