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Adrienne Jones is a PhD candidate in the joint Public Policy and Sociology program at Duke University. Her research examines individuals’ experiences with employment- both job loss and job changes- and the reproduction of social and economic inequalities. Adrienne is particularly interested in the employment experiences of Black workers in the American South.
This week, she spoke at the John Hope Franklin Center’s ‘Wednesdays at the Center’ series with her lecture ‘Fee to Drive: How Poverty, Punishment, and Policy Shape the Lives of Suspended Motorists’. The event was co-sponsored by JHFC Global Equity and Justice Fellowship.
Website: https://jhfc.duke.edu
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/duke-university-john-hope-franklin-center
Instagram: instagram.com/jhfc_duke
Facebook: facebook.com/jhfcduke
Adrienne Jones is a PhD candidate in the joint Public Policy and Sociology program at Duke University. Her research examines individuals’ experiences with employment- both job loss and job changes- and the reproduction of social and economic inequalities. Adrienne is particularly interested in the employment experiences of Black workers in the American South.
This week, she spoke at the John Hope Franklin Center’s ‘Wednesdays at the Center’ series with her lecture ‘Fee to Drive: How Poverty, Punishment, and Policy Shape the Lives of Suspended Motorists’. The event was co-sponsored by JHFC Global Equity and Justice Fellowship.
Website: https://jhfc.duke.edu
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/duke-university-john-hope-franklin-center
Instagram: instagram.com/jhfc_duke
Facebook: facebook.com/jhfcduke
