Two girls smile as they look at each other.
Two girls smile as they look at each other.
New York State Youth Justice Institute - A Partnership between the Division of Criminal Justice Services and the University at Albany
BIPOC GIRLS* IN NEW YORK STATE
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Participatory Action Research with BIPOC Girls in New York State 

Hello, and welcome to the BIPOC Girls* in New York State study site! Our names are LeConté Dill and Sarah Mountz, and we are researchers at the University at Albany, SUNY and Michigan State University (respectively). This microsite is entirely devoted to our current study, which is a girls* of color-informed project about real-life experiences with state systems, like schools, foster care, and the juvenile justice system, in New York State.

 

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Are You:

 

Someone who identifies as a girl, femme, trans, non-binary, or gender nonconforming youth?

Between the ages of 16 – 25?

Someone who identifies as Black, Indigenous, or other Person of Color?

Someone who has lived in New York State for at least 3 years?

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Youth Justice Institute

135 Western Ave, Draper Hall, Room 107A
Albany, NY 12222
United States

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