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Created by the Campaign for Black Male Achievement and Candid, this curated collection of more than 250 reports offers data, analysis, and recommendations to strengthen the field of Black male achievement.
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Get Out! Black Male Suspensions  in California Public Schools

Get Out! Black Male Suspensions in California Public Schools

Feb 01, 2018

Black Male Institute; Community College Equity Assessment Lab;

This report is a joint publication of the Black Minds Project (an initiative of the Community College Equity Assessment Lab (CCEAL) at San Diego State University (SDSU) and the Black Male Institute at the University of California, Los-Angeles (UCLA). In this report, we present analyses of publicly available statewide data on the suspension of Black males in California's public schools.

The Counter Narrative: Reframing Success of High Achieving Black and Latino Males in Los Angeles County

The Counter Narrative: Reframing Success of High Achieving Black and Latino Males in Los Angeles County

Dec 06, 2016

Black Male Institute;

This report highlights young men who are the products of high expectations. We take time to shine a spotlight on the resilient, intelligent, and caring young men across Los Angeles County. This report takes an unapologetic stance in stating that these young men who are thriving in their homes, taking on leadership roles in their schools, and making a difference in their communities. This report is not intended to be full of the doom and gloom about what is wrong with young Black and Latino men. To the contrary, we take the time to center their voices, hear their stories, and listen to their takeaways about how they have accomplished what they are doing and the recommendations that they offer on how to support other Black and Latino young men just like them.

Advancing the Success of Boys and Men of Color in Education

Advancing the Success of Boys and Men of Color in Education

Aug 30, 2014

Black Male Institute; Center for the Study of Race and Equity in Education, University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education; Minority Male Community College Collaborative; Morehouse Research Institute; Texas Education Consortium for Male Students of Color; Todd Anthony Bell National Resource Center on the African American Male; Wisconsin's Equity and Inclusion Laboratory;

Written by scholars who lead research centers that focus on the educational experiences of boys and men of color, this report recommends policy changes that remedy systemic challenges faced by young men of color in education.

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