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- The Stories -- The People doing Anti-bias Education
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The Stories -- The People doing Anti-bias Education
Racism and other types of bias are still happening in our communities. There are also many people working to eliminate or reduce bias and change their communities. The following success stories are examples of the many ways in which people in community are working together to challenge bias, prejudice and discrimination. Read on to find out how...
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Are you working on an anti-bias project? Are you doing anti-racist or anti-homophobic work in your community? Is your organization trying to reduce religious intolerance or anti-immigrant sentiment? Has your educational programming changed attitudes and actions?We are looking for projects and organizations involved in community anti-bias education, broadly defined. All types of anti-bias work are welcome!
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You may also contact the Diversity Council, 507-282-9951 with the project name and contact person. Or e-mail questions and inquiries to info@diversitycouncil.org or contact Char Kunkel at kunkelch@luther.edu.
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