– Chancellor Cantor speaks to the mission and vision of the Syracuse University Intergroup Dialogue Program. Recent speeches and writings by Nancy Cantor, Chancellor and President of Syracuse University, addressing issues of diversity and the practice and importance of intergroup dialogue are available at the Chancellor’s website.
– CARE is a six-week
intergroup dialogue program based in residence halls. This co-curricular
offering represents collaboration among the Intergroup Dialogue Program,
Office of Multicultural Affairs, Office of Residence Life, and Syracuse’s
Community Wide Dialogue to End Racism. Small groups of students share
personal experiences focusing on race and ethnicity. Selected readings and
activities enhance students’ understanding of these issues in broader society. You may apply to CARE using their online application.
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– The intergroup dialogue program partners with local
high school teachers to offer an annual one-day institute, on SU’s campus,
that engages high school students studying race and culture in American
society in cross-school and community-university dialogue.
Read more about the Diversity Institute in a School of Education publication:
Snyder, Matthew R. (2006, Spring). Raising our voices. Education Exchange.
- Syracuse, NY – "Community Wide Dialogue (CWD) to End Racism is the longest-running dialogue program on ending racism in the United States." (CWD, About)
The dialogue work of the Community Wide Dialogue to End Racism has been featured on the Everyday Democracy website: Fanselow, Julie. (2007, Mar. 13). Syracuse marks a decade of dialogue to end racism. Everyday Democracy.
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Participating Colleges and Universities
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