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Article#1:
“Guidelines for Leadership in a Diverse Workplace”by Patti DeRosa
Twelve personal strategies for challenging bias.  Read them and decide which ones you can work on!

Article #2:

“Social Change or Status Quo: Approaches to Diversity Training”by Patti DeRosa
A survey of the strengths and limitations of different approaches to diversity training, including anti-racism, intercultural, legal compliance, managing diversity, prejudice reduction, and valuing differences models.

Article #3:

“Building Blocks: My Journey Toward White Racial Awareness” by Patti DeRosa
A personal exploration of a white woman’s search for understanding of the meaning of whiteness and white privilege in a racist society.

Article #4:

“Facing the Fear: White Leaders, Diverse Communities, and Racism” by Patti DeRosa
An overview of challenges facing white people who strive to be equitable and effective leaders in multiracial contexts.
Article #5:
“The 10C’s: A Model of Diversity Awareness and Social Change” by Patti DeRosa and
                                                                                                                             Ulric Johnson
A useful model for understanding the complexity of diversity, with examples of how to apply the model in a variety of settings, including youth and community work, classrooms, counseling, and workplaces.