There are several web site resources that may be helpful to individuals or organizations as they look at moving forward with an organizational development and change process committed to diversity and inclusion. Below are a few recommendations:
www.paulkivel.com – A website featuring the work of nationally recognized social justice educator Paul Kivel. Paul focuses on issues related to race, gender, sexism, youth development and power and privilege.
www.teachingtolerance.org – A website featuring various resources related to diversity and inclusion in school and community settings. A leading civil rights organization, the Southern Poverty Law Center, supports this effort which provides numerous free or low cost diversity resources.
www.extensionenespanol.org – A national clearinghouse for Spanish-language educational resources operated by and for Extension professionals
www.glsen.org - The Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network is the leading national education organization focused on ensuring safe schools for ALL students providing curriculum, research and other educational resources.
www.shrm.org – A website serving the Human Resource professional and providing articles and other resources related to diversity in the workplace. Resources related to organizational change, mentoring, civil rights and affirmative action, recruitment and retention of a diverse workforce and other diversity issues are regularly highlighted.
www.partnersagainsthate.org - Offers promising education and counteraction strategies and curriculum for young people and the wide range of community-based professionals who work and interact with youth, including parents, law enforcement officials, educators, and community/business leaders.
www.diversityweb.org - This site is designed to provide a comprehensive compendium of campus practices and resources for campus practitioners seeking to place diversity at the center of the academy's educational and societal mission
