This section of the Web site contains resources for those who would like to develop courses or programs using the operating principles of collaboration, experimentation, problem-solving, and multi-racial learning. Here you will find examples of syllabi, lesson plans, student work, facilitation memos, and testimonials. Those interested in seeing sample lesson plans will likely find the Critical Perspectives section most helpful. In the Links and Bibliography section, you will find suggestions for further reading about race, learning theory, and other topics, as well as links to organizations working in these areas.

I. Law School Seminars

A. Critical Perspectives

II. Law School Large Courses

A. Responsibilities of Public Lawyers
B. Law and the Political Process
C. Law, Lawyering, and the Workplace
D. Civil Procedures
E. Employment Discrimination

III. Interdisciplinary Courses

A. The Theory and Practice of Workplace Equity
B. Cornell Graduate School of Criticism and Theory

IV. Undergraduate Courses

A. Poetry Class
B. Racial and Ethnic Politics Class

V. High School Classes

A. FYAH!

VI. Police Academy

available soon!

VII. Community Programs

A. Connecting Conversations Workshops
B. Parents and Teachers (Arts for Action)

VIII. Bibliography

A. Conditions for Conversations
B. Conversations about Race & Gender
C. Race
D. Learning Theory
E. Teaching Techniques

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