Morgan Craven, Research Assistant

Morgan is currently attending Harvard Law School where she is focusing on civil rights law and education policy. She plans to address the race and class based deficiencies in the public education system in the United States. Morgan Craven graduated from Stanford University with a B.A. in International Relations and a minor in African and African American Studies. Her research includes: The Effects of Changing Religion and Colonialism on Gender and Inter-generational Relationships in the Works of Sembene Ousmane (2004), Photography and the Soweto Uprisings of 1976 (2005), and The Intersection of Race and Time (2005).