Pushout: the Criminalization of Black Girls in Schools

by Dr. Monique W. Morris

Copies are available at the Brockton and Canton libraries.

To read on your computer, you do not need to install or "check out" anything. Follow these directions instead:

1. Click here to Access the Ebook (from off campus, enter your Massasoit username and password)

2. You will see these options along the left:

Choose the PDF Full Text option to read on your computer. (The EPUB Full Text option requires an app.)

Fall Events

October 23- Civilians for Juvenile Justice- 12:30pm-1:30pm

Lee Nave will be speaking about his advocacy work for the Civilians of Juvenile Justice, lobbying for criminal justice reform at all levels of government.

Location- LA560

November 19th- Faculty Lecture: "Restorative Justice, an Old Yet New Approach" - 10:00am-11:00am

Have you heard the phrase "restorative justice" but are not sure what it means? Join in on the open lecture given by Criminal Justice professor Dr. Aviva Rich-Shea to better understand how this approach can revolutionize the current justice system, especially for juvenile offenders.

November 28- Justice at the Bench- 10:00am-11:00am

A panel of judges speak into how they manage juvenile cases and work with lawyers and other groups for the best solutions for juvenile justice.

Location- LA560

For more resources, check the Pushout Libguide.