Implicit Bias in the Continuum of Emergency Care: From EMS Response to Hospital Treatment

The Impacts of the Literacy Crisis on the School-to-Prison Pipeline

This policy brief examines the connection between low literacy rates and youth incarceration, particularly among Black, Latino, and low-income students.

Detention and Family Separation in San Diego County: Addressing the Human Cost of Immigration Policy

The separation of a family continues to be understood as one of the most pressing humanitarian challenges for individuals living in the United States, and more specifically for families in San Diego County, California where the pernicious trauma of separation continues for thousands of immigrant families due to immigration detention, poor reunification processes, and lack of access to legal and social services. While there are legislative programs that exist in California to assist families, such as the Reuniting Immigrant Families Act (SB 1064), there remain gaps in coordination and enforcement, and families continue to experience the humanitarian crisis of separation.