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mihailt@purduecal.edu
DIVERSITY Committee
Where careers, opportunities and diversity connect
National Women's Hall of Fame
Internet Resources on Native Americans
The Underground Railroad
African American Web Connection
Purdue University Calumet
Council on American-Islamic Relations
The Internet African American History Challenge
The Internet African American History Challenge
Asian Nation
50 Multicultural Books Every Child Should Read
Tolerance.org
My Hero Project
American Institute for Managing Diversity
Counter
Council for Exceptional Children
Teaching For Change
National Civil Rights Museum
AIDS Support Service Links
EdChange
Mid-Atlantic Equity Consortium
(En) Gender
Books and Movies about the Disability Experience
"Though I am different from you, we were born involved with one another."  (T'ao Chin)
DIVERSITY    includes age, disabilities, economic status, ethnicity, gender, gender
identity, geography, high abilities, language, race, religion, and sexual orientation.
The committee's charge is to (1) develop diversity programs and activities that support students, faculty,
and staff and (2) promote compliance with diversity accreditation standards.
AGE
DISABILITIES
GENDER | WOMEN
LANGUAGE | ESL
GLBT
RACE
HIGH ABILITIES
RELIGION
AGE
DISABILITIES
ETHNICITY
GENDER | WOMEN
HIGH ABILITIES
LANGUAGE | ESL
SEXUAL ORIENTATION
RELIGION
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Internet Resources
DR. KING INTERNET RESOURCES
"Our lives begin to end on the day we
become silent about things that matter."
School of Education
Diversity Web
Disaboom
PURDUE UNIVERSITY CALUMET INFORMATION, RESOURCES, AND SUPPORT
MORE INTERNET INFORMATION, RESOURCES, AND SUPPORT SERVICES
Multicultural Campus Council
International Students
Yellow Pages for Kids
The 2012-13 Committee:  Michelle Albright, Bonnie Colon, Pam Frampton, Lisa Hollingsworth, Tom Mihail, and Shaka Rawls
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES TO SUPPORT TEACHING AND LEARNING
City Year
mihailt@purduecal.edu
up2us
Web sites by GreekProf
Citizen Schools
Communities in Schools
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Mentor
Senior Corps
Adopt-A-Classroom
It Gets Better
To the family of Christina Taylor Green by Melissa
National MultiCultural Institute
Children
CHILDREN
Reality 101
Nelson Mandela Internet Resources
Nelson Mandela
Internet Resources
Anti-Bias Education
Remembering and Teaching the Holocaust
Remembering
and Teaching
the
HOLOCAUST
stop using the r-word
Hispanic Online
LatinoUSA
Defend Civil Rights
"In Christina, we see
all of our children.
So curious, so trusting,
so energetic,
so full of magic,
so deserving of our love,
and so deserving of
our good example."

President Barack Obama
honors Christina Taylor Green
January 10, 2011
FREE TEACHER RESOURCES
Academic Earth
Events sponsored by the School of Education Diversity Committee
Federal Resources for Academic Excellence
Diversity Advocacy Series
Library of Congress for Teachers
2008
NASA for Educators
2011
National Science Digital Library
2002
PBS Teachers
2004
Teacher's Domain
2006
teAchnology
Myths and Facts About Supported Inclusive Education
Myths and Facts About Supported Inclusive Education
Myths develop because they sound intuitively correct and support stereotypical thinking.
The facts are clearly supported by educational research evidence.
Infinity of Nations
Native Tech
Multicultural and Diversity Library Resources
United for Peace and Justice
Disability is Natural
President Obama honors Christina Taylor Green
Special Needs Radio: The Inclusive Class
Deaf Performing Arts Network
Miss Representation
The Hammond Inclusive Teaching Project
The Hammond Inclusive Teaching Project
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
The Hammond Inclusive Teaching Project
Lives Worth Living
All-American Muslim
Spark:  Apprenticeships that change lives
One
ECONOMIC STATUS
ECONOMIC STATUS
ETHNICITY
GENDER IDENTITY
GENDER IDENTITY
GEOGRAPHY
GEOGRAPHY
RACE
TEACHING STRATEGIES AND RESOURCES
Multicultural Pavilion
Close the Book on Hate: 101 Ways to Combat Prejudice
Close the Book on Hate
Teaching Diverse Learners
Equity Alliance
TEACHING DIVERSE
LEARNERS
Multicultural Education Internet Resource Guide
MULTICULTURAL
EDUCATION
Diversity and Inclusive Teaching
DIVERSITY AND
INCLUSIVE TEACHING
Promoting Tolerance and Peace in Children
PROMOTING
TOLERANCE AND PEACE
Diversity Equity Reform
DIVERSITY EQUITY
REFORM
Inclusive Teaching
Understanding Prejudice
Myths and Facts About Supported Inclusive Education
On Special Education
Peace Corps
Peace Education Foundation
Discovery Education
TheTeachersCorner.net
New Student Orientation
Housing & Residential
Information Services
Student Activities
Alert Me!
Student Health Services
Library
Counseling Center
Center for Student Achievement
Charlotte R. Riley Child Center
Educational Talent Search
Disability Resources
Financial Aid and Student Accounts
William H. Watkins, Ph.D.
McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program
Scott D. Pytluk, Ph.D.
Purdue University Calumet
Upward Bound
School of Education
Helen Boyd
Human Services
Campus Map
Department of Teacher Preparation
Remembering and Teaching the Holocaust
Department of Graduate Studies in Education
University Police
Marvin Lynn, Ph.D.
The Nobel Peace Prize 2011
was awarded jointly to
ELLEN JOHNSON SIRLEAF
LEYMAH GBOWEE
TAWAKKOL KARMAN
"for their nonviolent
struggle for the safety of
women and for women's
rights to full participation in
peace-building work."
The Nobel Peace Prize 2011
The Nobel Peace Prize 2011
The Nobel Peace Prize
Wishing you PEACE in 2012
The Peace Alliance
CODEPINK: Women Say No to War
Families
Class Schedule
Nobel Peace Prize 2011
Josh and Grace
theGrio
Deaf Performing Arts Network
Not in Our Town
Gay, Lesbian, & Straight Education Network
Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation
Asian American People
Honoring Children's Languages
ReadWorks.org
Red Rush to Zero
THE BODY
HIV InSite
UN AIDS
Children with AIDS Project
Children with AIDS Project
HIV/AIDS Information
Carly's Cafe
Collaborative Team Teaching
The Inclusive Class Podcast
The Inclusive Class Podcast
Indiana Disability Awareness
Kids Included Together
PAKISTANI STUDENT, GIRLS' EDUCATION ACTIVIST, AND SURVIVOR OF ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT
"Even if they come to kill me, I will tell
them what they are trying to do is wrong,
that education is our basic right."
Malala Yousafzai
NOVEMBER 7, 2012
"It doesn't matter who you are or where you come
from or what you look like or where you live.  It
doesn't matter whether you're Black or White or
Hispanic or Asian or Native American, or young or
old, or rich or poor, able, disabled, gay or straight,
you can make it here in America if you're willing to
try."
President Barack Obama
AMERICAN ACTRESS, FILM DIRECTOR, SCREENWRITER, AND PHILANTHROPIST
Remembering the Sandy Hook Elementary Victims | CNN
"These 20 children lit up this
community better than all the
Christmas lights we have.  There are
20 brighter stars in the heavens."
Monsignor Robert Weiss
ST. ROSE OF LIMA CATHOLIC CHURCH; NEWTOWN, CONNECTICUT
Wishing you PEACE in 2012
THIS WEEK'S QUOTE
Because I am a Girl
English Language Learners and Special Education
"In a brutal attempt to silence (Malala Yousafzai's) voice, it grew
louder, and she is more resolute in calling on the entire world,
not just Pakistan, to ensure the right for every girl and boy to an
education.
"
No to the R-Word
Support Purdue Calumet's Michelle Rogowski
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
Jewish American Heritage Month
National Mental Health Month
Older Americans Month
The Case for Inclusion 2013
Angelina Jolie
HOW YOU CAN HELP TORNADO VICTIMS