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Camille M. Wilson is the University Diversity Social Transformation Professor at the University of Michigan's Marsal Family School of Education. She explores the intersections of school-family-community engagement, educational improvement, and transformative leadership. Her research highlights advocacy and activism for marginalized families and communities of color, specifically studying practices of equity-driven school-based leaders. Wilson's team is engaged in research on community responses to state policies that impact local schools, as well as seeking to revitalize and protect educational systems within these communities. In 2020, she founded the Community-Based Research Equity, Activism, Transformative Education (CREATE) Center, focusing on research that promotes transformative public education. With a doctorate earned in 2001 from UCLA, she actively collaborates with youth and community activists on educational improvement initiatives, receiving recognition in national and international media for her work.
University of Michigan Marsal Family School of Education • Ann Arbor, Michigan
Focuses on educational equity, community engagement, and transformative educational practices.
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science