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Geniece A. Crawford Mondé is the author of This is Our Freedom: Motherhood in the Shadow of the American Prison System (University of California Press), which chronicles the experiences of formerly incarcerated mothers. She is also the co-editor of Spaces for Resistance: Black Feminist Theory and Praxis in Academia and Beyond, (Bloomsbury), which explores how Black feminism shapes the intellectual and cultural spaces where Black women live, love and work. Her scholarship has also appeared in several peer-reviewed articles, book chapters and public-facing outlets. She is an active and engaged member of organizations that serve the Greenville community.
Honors & Awards
- Herman N. Hipp Associate Professorship
- Research and Professional Grant (Furman)
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Faculty Recognition Award (Wingate University)
- Teaching Innovation Grant (Wingate University)
- The Center for Culture, Immigration and Youth Violence Prevention, University of California-Berkeley (Grant)
- Rappaport Institute for Greater Boston Research Grant
Education
- Ph.D., Harvard University
- B.A., State University of New York at Binghamton
Publications
- Mondé, Geniece Crawford. 2022. This is Our Freedom: Motherhood in the Shadow of the American Prison System. Oakland: University of California Press
- Mondé, Geniece Crawford and Ebonie Cunnigham Stringer. 2026. Spaces for Resistance: Black Feminist Theory and Praxis is Academia and Beyond. New York: Bloomsbury
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