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Abby C. Emerson – Whiteness and Education, 2024
Educational transformation of communities is often focused on school-based initiatives, but parenting offers forth a powerful site for antiracist change. This self-study details how I, a White parent and antiracist teacher educator, both challenged "and" perpetuated whiteness while facilitating antiracist parenting sessions for White…
Descriptors: Parents, Racism, Whites, Minority Groups
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Tao, Ran; Mitchell, Claudia – Changing English: Studies in Culture and Education, 2010
This article reports on a recent project in which 25 Chinese college students in an English Department of an urban university in China engaged in a series of photovoice workshops. In the context of a youth as cultural producers framework, the project was meant to engage youth in media production. This approach helped not only to expand their…
Descriptors: College Students, English (Second Language), Urban Schools, Photography
Fairchild, Ellen E.; Blumenfeld, Warren J. – College Student Affairs Journal, 2007
A dialogic model for the discussion of issues related to Christian privilege and religious oppression of minority religious groups and non-believers in the United States is presented. The goal of the dialogue circles is to create and maintain a true multicultural community on the university campus.
Descriptors: Multicultural Education, Religious Cultural Groups, Cultural Pluralism, Religious Factors
Blezard, Rob – Teaching Tolerance, 2003
Most students who engage in name-calling or tell demeaning jokes don't have deeply thought-out and deep-seated bias towards particular groups. Often, they're just picking up on the messages they hear repeated again and again in the schools. When peers challenge the language, it not only cuts down on the degrading messages themselves, but it also…
Descriptors: Social Bias, Group Discussion, Peer Influence, Prevention
Association of American Colleges and Universities, Washington, DC. – 1995
This document discusses higher education's current debate about emphasizing diversity in the curriculum as part of the academy's continuing engagement with the wider society and with fundamental societal questions. The introduction suggests that the academy stakes its claims to leadership and service on a continuous engagement with nonacademic…
Descriptors: Change Strategies, College Curriculum, College Role, Critical Thinking