Sexualization Not Safety: Black Girls, Trans, and Gender

A report synopsis of a 3-year community story-telling project engaging youth in Columbia, S.C., New York City, and the Bay Area around their experiences of police presence in schools, including sexual harassment, assault, and violence by police stationed in and around schools.

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1Billion4BlackGirls on Instagram: During #BlackGirlFreedomWeek, we learned about Interrupting Criminalization (@interruptcrim) and In Our Names Network's (@inournames) new report about police presence in schools. The report shares insights from a 3

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Racialized Gender Violence — (all Resources pages) — Interrupting Criminalization

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Report — (all Resources pages) — Interrupting Criminalization

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Project Story 02, Our connect, groups matue

Interrupting Criminalization on X: No amount of training or policy change can fix this. The best way to actually prevent and end police sexual violence is to reduce police contact, police power