The world isn't getting any smaller, but it is getting closer.
More and more different peoples are interacting with one another more and more (diversity),
and the impact of our individual and local actions is becoming more and more global (social justice).
Learning to manage this diverse interconnectedness is an important, and increasingly well-supported, undertaking.
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organizations consultants on-line resources publications
Organizations
Intergroup Relations Center Arizona State University's bidirectional, dialogic and truly inclusive approach to human relations
OHRP, University of Maryland
National Conference for Community and Justice (NCCJ) battling bigotry through education, dialogue and advocacy
Anytown USA (Arizona)
National Coalition-Building Institute (NCBI) working to build bridges between all peoples
Southern Institute for Education and Research improving racial and religious relations in the South
Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC)
Human Rights Campaign working for sexual orientation equality
Simon Wiesenthal Center L.A. home of the Museum of Tolerance
national Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C.
Erace: a New Orleans, LA grass roots community dialogue program
The Nature Conservancy environmental education and conservation
Study Circle Resource Center
Western Justice Center
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Consultants
C Harris Companies a New Orleans local and national consulting group, with whom I work freelance
Washington Consulting Group
Vernon Wall
Alliance for Change
Dr Maura Cullen
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On-line Resources
DiversityWeb
Center for the Study of White America: examining "whiteness" in the USA
Sexual Orientation: Science, Education and Policy: featuring the work of Dr. Gregory Herek, anti-gay hate crimes and AIDS stigma expert
Intercultural Communication Institute host of the Summer Institute for Intercultural Communication
The Turing Game
The National Conference - Interfaith Calendar
Religious Tolerance.org
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Publications
Robert W. Jensen--White Privilege
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