Dr Crain was acknowledged in a photo essay in 2011 as one of the Person's of the Year in the TIME Magazine: "The Protestor" Issue.

Crystallee Crain is acknowledged as an ADVOCATE FOR RACIAL EQUALITY as highlighted by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation

JOIN Truth Telling Series Founder @ the Association for Applied & Clinical Sociology Conference October 3-5, “Change the Process; Change the Outcome; Change the World!  Dr Crain will discuss the various types of State Violence and strategies for peace.

Dr Crain was interviewed by Youth Radio journalists about the connections between mental health issues and violence. The interview was featured in the Huffington Post.

Intersectional Policy Creation & Implementation - Ending Violence Against Women

February 21, 2013 Capitol Hill - Washington D.C.

In partnership with Ejeris Dixon, formerly with the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs (NCAVP), Crystallee Crain, Adjunct Professor at Deanza College and member of the NBJC Leadership Advisory Council presented on the importance of the Violence Against Women Act. 

Dr. Crain discussed the different ways policy makers and advocates can work together to create policies that address the nuanced experience of individuals with multiple layers of oppression.  She stated, "issues that impact black people, LGBT people and other marginalized groups cannot be addressed by the government if our laws only address one aspect of an experience - the violence we experience. We need laws and plans of implementation that directly intervene in ways that prevent violence and create less harm." 

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