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Education Justice: Centering Student Voices

  • Tuesday, November 10, 2020
    4 PM ET
  • Online on Zoom
Students sitting together in graduation caps and gowns
Image source: Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Bob Daemmrich Photography

“Education Justice: Centering Student Voices” is the second in a two-part series that explores education justice in carceral settings and through nontraditional paths.

As detailed in the docuseries College behind Bars, the power of education has profound positive ripple effects, and traditional classrooms are not always accessible or attainable for all learners. This student-led panel will highlight a range of educational experiences, both positive and negative, and will attest to the power of education in various forms. Their stories illustrate the critical importance of meeting the needs of all students and of ensuring that our systems are reconsidered and redesigned to center compassion, equity, and opportunities for all.

View the four-part documentary film series College behind Bars on PBS through December 31, 2020, or view the extended trailer for the series.

Event Video

Students sitting together in graduation caps and gowns

SPEAKERS

Zoë L. Hopkins, student, Harvard College Class of 2022


Katie Medrano-Escobar, graduate, The Loop Lab


Sebastian Yoon, graduate, Bard Prison Initiative, Bard College

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