Campus Council on Community & Diversity
External Resources
External Resources Related to Diversity and Community
Diversity Education Online Resources |
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Multicultural Education Supersite, an outstanding resource with numerous links. |
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Multicultural Pavilion, resources and dialogues for educators, students and activists. |
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DiversityWeb: A Resource Hub for Higher Education. This interactive resource hub includes Discussion Forums and numerous current interviews, articles, and reviews. |
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Tolerance.org, a frequently updated website with extensive news and feature articles related to issues of hate and tolerance, such as "101 Tools for Tolerance" and "Explore your hidden biases." |
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Cornucopia of Disability Information from the University of Buffalo. |
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The Other Queer Page . Over 1350 sorted links "of the best gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender resources available on the Web, ranging from coming out to getting involved in the fight for equal rights." |
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All Things Spirituality Directory , with links to many religions. |
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NativeWeb, resources for and about indigenous cultures around the world. |
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100 Questions and Answers About Arab Americans . The Detroit Free Press' Journalist Guide for information about Arab Americans. |
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Not in Our Town . The PBS resource page for the outstanding video "Not in Our Town," shown at the College Hour during the Fall 2001 Semester. |
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StirFry Seminars: Last Chance for Eden , Lee Mun Wah's latest video about racism and sexism (and so much more). |
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External Informational Resources |
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American Council on Education: Office of Minorities in Higher Education |
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American Council on Education: Office of Women in Higher Education |
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DFEH - Department of Fair Employment and Housing Diversity, Inc. |
"Freedom for a country, for a world, is something that must first begin within the hearts of individuals. For there is a certain kind of personal freedom that comes with the realization that everyone is different and each of us is unique and special in our own right... If we can be secure in these differences, if we can learn to embrace the diversity and richness of experience which each of us has to offer, then we can begin to be free to accept ourselves - and others - as we are."
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