Cultural Diversity
Special sections of the site focus on minorities and women in higher education and immigratin and higher education.
A research and education institute committed to demonstrating the power and potential of diversity management.
Categories of interst include "Race, Ethnicity, Identity and Gender."
Bi-weekly news magazine dedicated to Black issues in higher education.
Diversity Web -A Resource Hub for Higher Education
A comprehensive index of multicultural and diversity resources for higher education sponsored by the American Association for Colleges and Universities.
Chapter from Barbara Gross Davis book, Tools for Teaching.
Go to eras in Black history. Includes topics such as: arts and education, biographies, religion, slavery, politics, civil rights and more, from the mid 1500s to the present. Awesome!
Includes links on college life, culture, women and more.
Resources for educators.
A national networking and support network for publishers, authors, educators and librarians fostering authentic multicultural books and materials.
More than two0thirds of faculty members responding to a recent survey reported that students benefit from learning in a racially and ethnically diverse environment.
An extensive collection of sites and resources about African American culture and life.
This website provides highlights of the print Hispanic Outlook magazine, along with related links, an employment listing, and a ranking of top schools.
Findings on the subject based on 17 funded projects.
Quick and easy links to the latest information on racial and ethnic populations in the United States.
A book review of the book: Who Owns Native Culture by Michael F. Brown, that raises many provocative questions about group legal rights to music, art, and origin stories in relation to issues arising in the U.S. and Australia. The reviewer concludes that the book proposes that "informal social norms of decency and respect" responsive to indigenours peoples are possible without creating "legally empowered...cultural enclaves."
