Although schools should be safe and protective places for all students, schools are often hostile and harmful spaces for Black girls.

We adamantly disagree with the SCOTUS decision overturning Roe that effectively eliminates women’s & girls’ control over their own bodies.

The federal CROWN Act legislation is an important step to end school pushout for Black girls.

NBWJI statement responding to Kansas City Police shooting of 26-year-old Black woman Leonna Hale

A new report highlights issues that impact access to mental health care for Black girls & BIPOC youth and sets forth actionable solutions.

We spotlight findings from our evaluation of EMERGE, a new promising alternative educational program for system-impacted Black girls.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness month (DVAM). DVAM was launched 34 years ago as a way to raise awareness about the prevalence of...

Black women account for one-third of women serving life sentences and virtual life sentences in the U.S.