Justice Lens

When students cannot get to school or stay after, opportunity disappears. Transportation access is an education issue.

Youth curfews often lead to more problems than they solve. Real safety comes from support, not surveillance.

Missing school should not mean ending up in court. Truancy laws punish students instead of helping them stay in school.

When students are hungry, they’re not just missing meals, they’re missing opportunity. Food access is a civil rights issue.

In America, your zip code can shape your future. From school to income, opportunity is not equal. It is drawn by invisible lines.

Food deserts are not accidents. They are policy failures that keep healthy food out of reach for low-income communities.

School equity starts with funding. If we ignore how money flows, we ignore who gets left behind.

Youth of color face harsher punishment at every stage of the justice system. This post breaks down the facts and why it matters.

Disability rights and racial justice are deeply connected. This post explores why both must be addressed together for true equity.

Dress codes are supposed to create fairness, but who they target says otherwise. It’s time to rethink the rules.