Camille Wilson and co-authors receive the Marie O. Weil Best Article Award from The Association for Community Organization & Social Action and the Journal of Community Practice
The award recognizes the timeliness and creativity of Wilson and her colleagues’ scholarship.
Camille Wilson, Marsal School professor and founding director of the CREATE Center—along with co-authors Richard Smith of Wayne State University, Paulina Fraser of U-M, and independent scholars Margaret O’Connell Hanna and Jasahn Larsosa—has been recognized with the Marie O. Weil Best Article Award. “Anti-racist Research Practice Partnerships as Critical Education: Dismantling the Master’s House with their Own Tools?” will be published by The Association for Community Organization & Social Action (ACOSA) in the Journal of Community Practice (Volume 31).
The award-winning article, which will also be open access, features the Dismantling the School-to-Prison Pipeline (DSTOPP) initiative in Detroit, a research-practice partnership funded by the Spencer Foundation. DSTOPP is dedicated to building and supporting a collaborative network of community members, high-school-aged youth, and faculty members from various universities who advance justice through community-driven, action research.
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