Dialogue is defined and discussed in this article which desribes a town's inability to have an effective dialogue about West Side Story. Download Article (pdf)
This resource from Teaching Tolerance helps us respond to discriminatory events in our everyday lives. Download Article (pdf)
This article discusses what leadership is and why it matters. Download Article (pdf)
Presents the results of research on effective diversity coordinators. Download Article (pdf)
Discusses the significance of race and racism in transracial adoption. Download Article (pdf)
What Unites Us / What Divides Us. Download Article (pdf)
Describes the consultant's challenge when consulting on contested terrain. Download Article (pdf)
The author's research on academic achievement leads to some suggestions for schools seeking to improve achievement. Download Article (pdf)
Consulting and training for cultural diversity is both challenging and rewarding. This article issues a call to face the challenges of diversity consulting and describes strategies and approaches for successful work. Download Article (pdf)
The way we teach about diversity is as important as the content itself. A process-oriented, feminist approach is discussed, and strategies and techniques for teaching about racism are offered. Download Article (pdf)
Peter Lang
Moving an organization into deeper alignment with its mission, with a focus on equity, is a significant undertaking...you may be faced with a number of polarizing elements. Download Article (pdf)
LSM Consulting and Romney Associates, Inc. present a faculty development program designed to assist higher education institutions with increasing the racial and ethnic diversity of their faculty through the application of effective recruitment, hiring and retention practices. Download the PDF
Dr. Romney's collaboration with Elaine Pinderhughes and Vanessa Jackson presents basic concepts explaining the multilevel, bidirectional, and recursive operation of power, its effects, and the thinking needed for effective intervention.
This resource offers an opportunity to work toward building a metaview from which to address how power operates when it is just and to discover its potential for healing and helping people to find, discover, reclaim, or enhance their own power.
Interweaving oral history, scholarly and archival research, and first-person memoir,
We Were There is a definitive study of how women of color shaped and defined second wave feminism.
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