Elizabeth Bishop

Elizabeth Bishop is an Adjunct Professor at City University of New York's School of Professional Studies (since 2017) and the University of San Francisco's School of Education. She serves as the 2024-2025 Scholar-in-Residence at Teachers College, Columbia University. An award-winning educator and researcher, her work focuses on critical analysis of youth development systems with emphasis on racial justice and equity.

Her research examines critical literacy, youth organizing, data privacy in educational contexts, and anti-racist pedagogies. Bishop's scholarship intersects education policy, community engagement, and social justice frameworks to address systemic inequities affecting marginalized youth populations.

Bishop's publications demonstrate consistent focus on educational equity, vulnerability narratives, and institutional reform. Her 2021 article explores urban education challenges through critical theory lenses.

Honors include:

• Excellence in Youth Studies Teaching Award (CUNY SPS, 2022)

She co-founded Global Turning Points consulting collective and holds leadership roles in:

• Board member: International Surf Therapy Organization
• Advisory committee: Human Rights Watch Children's Rights Division