She also frequently lectures on the life and legacy of the artist Prince. Her research intersects race, gender, education and justice to explore the ways in which Black communities, and other communities of color, are uniquely affected by social policies.

Morris’ work has been profiled by MSNBC, CSPAN2, The Washington Post, The New York Times, NPR, and PBS, among other national and local print, radio, and television media. “Pushout” was nominated for in the Outstanding News/Information (series or special) category at the 51 st NAACP Image Awards.ĭr. Morris is an Executive Producer and co-writer of the 2019 documentary film, PUSHOUT: The Criminalization of Black Girls in Schools, based upon two of her books, Sing A Rhythm, Dance A Blues: Education for the Liberation of Black and Brown Girls (The New Press, 2019) and Pushout: The Criminalization of Black Girls in Schools (The New Press, 2016). Morris, Ed.D., is an award-winning author and social justice scholar with three decades of experience in the areas of education, civil rights, juvenile and social justice.

Master’s in Organization Development and Leadershipįielding alum, Monique W.

PhD in Organizational Development and Change.

Neuropsychology Specialization Training Program.

Using powerful narratives and first- hand accounts, Morris demonstrates how harsh school discipline and disengaging instructional practices have negatively impacted Black girls in American school systems.

Postdoctoral Certificate in Respecialization in Clinical Psychology Pushoutseeks to fill this void for practitioners, parents, and community members.

Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Clinical Psychology.

PhD in Infant and Early Childhood Development.

PhD in Psychology with an emphasis in Media.

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