Luci and Anthony Fight Back: How School Surveillance Harms Students

This zine on school surveillance by the National Campaign for Police Free Schools, a campaign that is co-convened by the Advancement Project and the Alliance for Educational Justice, provides know your reality and know your rights information about surveillance technologies used in schools, at home, and in communities.

From the introduction:

“This zine workbook is a guide to help understand how surveillance is used to criminalize and police students at school, at home, and in their communities. As the National Campaign, we define school surveillance as the state, its agents, and the private sector’s monitoring and interpreting of information and data to control, punish, criminalize, police, and profit off of our students, families, and communities.”

File Type: pdf
Categories: Policy Tool, Resource Library
Tags: 1st Amendment, 4th Amendment, AI, Civil Rights, Disabilities, Discrimination, Due Process, FERPA, Gang Affiliation Database, Implicit Bias, Implicit Racial Bias, Know Your Rights, Police, Right to Privacy, School Discipline, School Resource Officers, Schools, Search and Seizure, Surveillance, Technology, Threats