Welcoming Remarks (Michelle Fine - Growing Up Policed)

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Growing Up Policed: Surveilling Racialized Sexualities Mini-Conference (New York & Oregon) http://opencuny.org/growinguppoliced PRESENTATION: Welcoming Remarks SPEAKER: Michelle Fine, Distinguished Professor of Social Psychology, Women's Studies, and Urban Education, CUNY Graduate Center

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Welcoming Remarks (Michelle Fine - Growing Up Policed)

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Growing Up Policed: Surveilling Racialized Sexualities Mini-Conference (New York & Oregon) http://opencuny.org/growinguppoliced PRESENTATION: Welcoming Remarks SPEAKER: Michelle Fine, Distinguished Professor of Social Psychology, Women's Studies, and Urban Education, CUNY Graduate Center
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Introduction to the Conference (Michelle Billies - Growing Up Policed)

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Criminalizing Race, Sexuality, and Youth (Michael Hames-Garcia - Growing Up Policed)

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Growing Up Policed: Surveilling Racialized Sexualities Mini-Conference (New York & Oregon) http://opencuny.org/growinguppoliced PRESENTATION: Criminalizing Race, Sexuality, and Youth SPEAKER: Michael Hames-Garcia, Ph.D., Professor, Ethnic Studies, University of Oregon SPEAKER BIO: I am a professor of ethnic studies at the University of Oregon. I have written on and taught about issues of race, sexuality, and incarceration for more than a decade.
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Framing the Issues (Flor Bermudez - Growing Up Policed)

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Growing Up Policed: Surveilling Racialized Sexualities Mini-Conference (New York & Oregon) opencuny.org/growinguppoliced PRESENTATION: Framing the Issues SPEAKER: Flor Bermudez, J.D., Youth in Out-of-Home Care staff attorney, Lambda Legal SPEAKER BIO: Flor Bermudez is the Youth in Out-of-Home Care Attorney for Lambda Legal. She advocates for adequate treatment and competent, sensitive and informed services for LGBT youth who are involved with child welfare, juvenile justice and homeless services systems. Before joining Lambda Legal in 2007, Bermudez spent four years at Esperanza del Barrio as the founding executive director and staff attorney. From 2001-2003 Bermudez was a Skadden Public Interest Fellow staff attorney at Mothers on the Move and the Urban Justice Center. Flor graduated from Rutgers School of Law- Newark in 2000 and clerked for the NJ Supreme Court. Prior to law school, Bermudez actively participated in several LGBT organizations such as LLEGO, Colectivo Mexicano,…
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Social Justice Sexuality Project (Jessie Daniels & Juanita Bell - Growing Up Policed)

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Growing Up Policed: Surveilling Racialized Sexualities Mini-Conference (New York & Oregon) opencuny.org/growinguppoliced PRESENTATION: Social Justice Sexuality Project SPEAKERS: Jessie Daniels, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Urban Public Health, Hunter College, CUNY Juanita Bell, M.A. Student, John Jay College, CUNY PRESENTATION ABSTRACT: The rise of mobile technologies, such as Internet-enabled smart phones, has had a number of unintended consequences for social behavior. A supplement (N=495) to the SJS survey administered at the “House of Latex Ball” (August, 2010) in New York City included 10-items that asked about mobile technology and policing. This preliminary analysis suggests that LGBT people of color use digital technologies to both avoid contact with police and to report police misconduct. SPEAKER BIOS: Jessie Daniels is Associate Professor of Urban Public Health at Hunter College (PhD, Sociology, University of Texas-Austin). She is the author of two books White Lies (Routledge,…
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Incited by the case of the felony conviction of a young woman of color for sexting with her girlfriend in Oregon and participatory research on criminalization among 1,100 young people in New York City, the mini-conference focuses on the nexus of youth, technology, law enforcement, and constructions of racialized sexuality. Using a broad definition of “policing” that extends across jails, schools, subways, and cyberspace, the conference examines the tools that parents, professionals, and others use to watch over, intervene with, and attempt to “correct” youth. Panels on legal and technology issues will explore the production of knowledge about and surveillance and punishment of LGBTQ youth of color as well as parallel and overlapping processes among other queer and straight youth. Workshops conducted by cutting-edge youth community-organizing and arts projects, Growing Up Policed will also host crucial conversations with and among LGBTQ youth, their allies, and friends to share resources and ideas toward ensuring that their relationships flourish, their communities thrive, and the scope and scale of the dynamic resistances they are forging continue to broaden. The conference will be simultaneously video broadcast between Oregon and NYC with speakers on both coasts.

Speakers: Andrea Ritchie, Kate Kendell, Charisa Smith, Jessie Daniels, Gregory Donovan, Juanita Bell, Aimee Cox, Antjuanece Brown, Jolene Jenkins, Michael Hames-Garcia, Darnell Moore, Michelle Maher, Sarah Valentine, Streetwise and Safe, Black Light, Hetrick Martin Institute: Newark, The Sakia Gunn High School, SPARK

Sponsors: The Public Science Project, University of Oregon Women’s Center, The Center for the Humanities CUNY-GC.

CUNY-GC co-sponsors: Africana Studies, Political Science, Doctor of Public Health Program, QUNY, PhD Program in Social Welfare, Social/Personality Psychology, Sociology Student Association, Women of Color Student Group, Women’s Studies.

University of Oregon co-sponsors: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Concerns.

Also: ADCO Foundation, SPARK Summit.

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