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We, at EdChange, are commited to helping create more multicultural, culturally competent, inclusive, equitable, and just schools and communities. We act to shape schools, organizations, and communities in which the full diversity of people have opportunities to live, learn, and thrive free from discrimination.
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EdChange News & Announcements
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 Join us December 5-6, 2009, in Chicago, Illinois, for the 6th Annual International Conference on Teacher Education and Social Justice.
Join EdChange veteran Robert W. Simmons III on November 18, 2009, 6:30-8:00 PM, in Baltimore Maryland, for Quit Locking Up Our Youth.
Read "Cognitive Dissonance: A Critical Tool of Social Justice Teaching," the newest addition to our Working Paper series on educational equity.
Check out our new FREE handout, Eleven Things You Can Do to Bring Class Equity to Schools.
Subscribe for free to the EdChange E-Newsletter for monthly updates on our free resources, Web sites, presentations, and workshops.
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Worskhops and Training
We believe that diversity, cultural competence, multicultural, and equity workshops and training should challenge participants to move to new levels of consciousness regarding concepts like racial, class, and gender equity. But we also believe that this work must empower participants to become agents of change in their own contexts. [Read more about our workshops and training opportunities.]
Publications and Research
Another way we contribute to equity, diversity, inclusion, and multicultural education is through scholarship. Our books and essays encourage readers to think critically about contemporary equity concerns in schools, communities, and organizations. We also produce a series of Working Papers in which we push the boundaries of traditional ideas about diversity, equity, cultural competence, inclusion, and multicultural education. [Read more about our publications.]
Resource Development
EdChange is recognized worldwide for its innovative educational materials. We offer these resources free of charge whenever possible. The most well-known of our resources are the Multicultural Pavilion, the Social Justice News Service, and SoJust.net, a document history of social justice and civil rights.
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