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The Color Lines Conference: Segregation and Integration in America's Present and Future, sponsored by The Civil Rights Project, will be held at Harvard University on August 29-September 1.

TThe Ellen & Federico Jimenez Scholarship Program will award twenty-five $2,000 scholarships to deserving Latino college studnets who are INELIGIBLE to receive federal and/or state financial aid; who have demostrated commitment to serving the Latino community in the United States; and who have been accepted to a Community College or State University in California or Texas. For more information, please email undergradfund@maldef.org or call 213-629-2512.

Diversity Digest

Browse the recent issue of Diversity Digest, focused on the student experience.

AAC&U Issues Statement Responding to Supreme Court Affirmative Action Decisions—Posts Policy Analysis

In light of the recent Supreme Court decisions, a coalition of higher education organizations released a statement embracing an expanded role in advancing campus diversity, increasing access, and improving achievement in schools. See statement, Diversity and Democracy: The Unfinished Work," and Policy Alert. (PDF)

Resources for Class Discussions on Affirmative Action

Visit the Center for Learning and Teaching's Web site for resources concerning class discussions about affirmative action.