About Conversations on Race


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Links: CommUNITY Education Program Office of Multicultural Affairs Office of Affirmative Action Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center Asian Culture Center LaCasa/Latino Cultural Center Leo R. Dowling International Center Helene G. Simon Hillel Center
	What's this all about?
	These conversations or dialogue sessions are designed to create an environment where all participants can safely reflect on and express their personal experiences around the issues of race, consider the experiences and viewpoints of others, and develop strategies for action. The conversations also provide an opportunity for residents to work together to improve their community. The conversations are enlightening and eye-opening. See past participant's reflections about CoR.
	What others have said about CoR
	*Articles* from the IDS--the Indiana University student newspaper, and Home Pages--the Indiana University faculty and staff newsletter
	"Meetings end, opportunities begin," says IDS story (10/10/00)
	*"Conversations on Race to open student dialogue, discuss racial issues"* Indiana Daily Student article (1/16/01)**
	"IUB Co-Recipient of National Voice of Inclusion Award" states Home Pages article (3/14/03)
	"About Race: Five-week program unites students of diverse backgrounds, demolishes racial barriers" Indiana Daily Student article (1/22/03)
	Conversations on Race has also been recognized both locally and nationally by such *awards* as:
	National Residence Hall Honorary Thomas J. Hennessy Chapter Educational Program of the Year Award, 2000 - 2001	*Commission on Multicultural Understanding,* *Indiana University* *Program of the Year Award, 2000 - 2001*	*American College Personnel Association* *Co-Recipient* *Voice of Inclusion Medallion for Exemplary Program, 2002*
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