Spanish-Language Discussion Guide: Cómo enfrentar el racismo en una nación diversa
2006
Una guía de discusión para una serie de seis sesiones diseñadas a ayudar a todo tipo de personas a participar ...

Discussion Guide: Facing Racism in a Diverse Nation
2008
A six-session discussion guide to help all kinds of people take part in meaningful dialogue to examine gaps among racial ...

Video: Taking food justice into their own hands
2011
New York City residents are taking action to address concerns about food and health disparities. Four action teams are connecting ...

Video: Turning a 'food desert' into a 'food oasis'
2011
According to a 2009 study by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, 23.5 million people in the U.S. lack access to ...

Video: New Haven, Conn., residents make progress in creating a "culture of dialogue"
2010
Community Mediation, Inc., took the lead on a city-wide effort aimed to create a “culture of dialogue,” neighborhood by neighborhood ...

Video: Hopkinsville, Ky., residents make strides in improving police-community relations
2010
After receiving an action grant through the Communities Creating Racial Equity initiative, participants in the Hop-Town Our Town program decided ...

News Article: Responding to tragedies through dialogue and problem solving
The killings of Trayvon Martin remind us yet again of how racial stereotypes simmer just beneath the surface of our national consciousness. Read about other communities that are still dealing with racial tensions years after incidents occur, and what we can do about it.

News Article: Crossing barriers to create a vision and action plan together
Language, culture, and location can all be barriers to working together as a unified community. See how the Westside neighborhood of Santa Barbara, Calif., faced all three of those challenges in their dialogue-to-action program.

News Article: Building trust in a divided community
Now that the dust has settled from allegations of racial discrimination by four police officers in East Haven, Conn., several groups are working to establish trust across racial lines. "Many places don't have an understanding of what it takes to build a relationship across the divide," said Martha McCoy. "People have to connect before they can actually do something."

News Article: Planning for change
Making institutional change creates lasting effects, but it is no easy task. A participant in the Dialogue on Race initiative in Charlottesville, Va., reflects on progress and calls for a city-funded commission to help dismantle institutional racism.

Success Story: Hopkinsville, Ky., residents address community-police relations
As part of the Communities Creating Racial Equity initiative, residents of Hopkinsville, Ky., came together to address racial tensions between townspeople and public safety officials.

Podcast: Involving young people in dialogues and action groups
Carling Sitterley, a participant in the Many Voices – One Community program in Lynchburg, Va., talks about experiences that piqued her interest in racial equity and her ideas for involving young people in dialogues and action groups.