03/14/2026
Safety should never come at the expense of our children’s rights. In "Sound the Alarm: There’s a New School Police, and It’s AI Surveillance," our Founder, Tammie Lang Campbell, shares what parents need to know about the growing use of AI surveillance in schools and why stronger guardrails are needed to protect students.
We’re grateful to partner with the National Parents Union and Clarence Okoh, co-founder of the NOTICE Coalition: No Tech Criminalization in Education, to raise an important conversation about the rapid expansion of AI surveillance in schools.
Families deserve transparency about how these systems work, how student data is used, and what happens when technology gets it wrong. Too often, new tools are deployed on students and communities rather than designed with them.
At the Honey Brown Hope Foundation, we believe the people most affected by these systems — students, parents, and educators — must have a seat at the table when decisions about surveillance, safety, and civil rights are made.
This conversation is just beginning, and parents’ voices matter now more than ever. Read our blog with National Parents Union:
https://tinyurl.com/2s4r2du5
Students are being watched by a new kind of “school police.” In a new blog, Tammie Lang Campbell & Clarence Okoh from Honey Brown Hope Foundation explore the growing use of AI surveillance in schools & what it means for privacy, safety, & student rights. Read it here: https://tinyurl.com/2s4r2du5
