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The Center aims to promote greater justice in education by identifying and advancing solutions to systemic barriers and inequities that prevent students affected by the criminal legal system from reaching their full potential.
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Our work builds on the Petey Greene Program’s proven expertise and network of researchers, while centering the voices of system-impacted people.
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We offer expert training and professional development to help organizations and universities build tools for educational justice.
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Consulting Services
The Center for Educational Justice offers trainings and professional development services to help community organizations, companies, and universities develop systems and tools to advance educational justice inside and outside carceral spaces.
Global Freedom Fellowship Webinar Series
In partnership with Incarceration Nations Network, we are thrilled to be kicking off the Petey Greene Program - Global Freedom Fellowship Series!
Gendered (In)justice: Women and the Criminal Legal System
This webinar focused on the uniquely gendered experiences and challenges faced by systemic impacted women as well as the crucial work of self-organizing and community care being done within these spaces. Our panel included various perspectives from scholars, organization leaders, and those directly impacted by gendered injustice in our carceral system and beyond.
Global Freedom Fellowship Series: Women & Mass Incarceration
Our first installment of the Global Freedom Fellowship Series looked into the intersection of women and mass incarceration, featuring insights from panelists from across the globe.
Petey Greene Program X Global Freedom Fellowship Series: Education & Global Mass Incarceration
Presented in collaboration with Incarceration Nations, join the Petey Greene Program’s Puttkammer Center for Educational Justice staff and the Global Freedom Fellows for a conversation on the global landscape of education and mass incarceration.
Global Freedom Fellowship SERIES: Growing Up in the Shadow of the Carceral State
According to UNICEF estimates, almost 250,000 children and youth are incarcerated globally, including 21,000 in North America. Many more have incarcerated parents or family members. Join us for a discussion of the ways in which the criminal legal system affects youth and children across the world, and the people and organizations that are working to support them, advocate for their rights, and build pathways toward justice, healing, and opportunity.