The Pluralism Project grew out of a 1990s project at Harvard University to study the changing religious landscape in America and how best to engage with diverse religious communities. Click on the 'Religions' link for essays on various religious traditions and their experiences in America.
Covering topics as varied as travel and style to balancing work and motherhood, mater mia's website 'tells the stories of black women at the intersection of career and motherhood.'
Colorlines is a news site founded by Race Forward, a national organization devoted to advancing racial equity through media. Race matters in the journalism of Colorlines, which covers news from a variety of perspectives and includes groups that are often underrepresented or absent in mainstream media.
The Root has been providing fine journalism from a variety of black perspectives since 2008. It covers all aspects of American life, including international and national news coverage, arts and culture reporting, opinion and politics.
Centro Hispano of Dane County seeks to strengthen families and support the Latino community through programs for youth, employment assistance, translation and more.
We Need Diverse Books is an organization of children's book authors, educators, creative artists and children's literature lovers that works for change in the publishing industry to ensure that all children will be able to picture themselves in the pages of a book. The site features booklists, where to find and purchase diverse literature, mentorships and programs to promote diversity in books at home and in the classroom.
Groundwork is a White Anti-Racism Collective based in Madison, whose goals are to engage white people to work for racial equity and to collaborate with organizations led by people of color.
Madison365 uses journalism site the seeks to encourage conversations, spark action and foster leaders within Madison's diverse communities.
Project Implicit is a non-profit organization and international collaboration between researchers who are interested in implicit social cognition - thoughts and feelings outside of conscious awareness and control. The goal of the organization is to educate the public about hidden biases and to provide a “virtual laboratory” for collecting data on the Internet. Tests include social attitudes of race, gender, age and other topics. Login not required.
Understanding Race, a project of the American Anthropological Association considers how race is perceived in three ways: History, Human Variation, and the Lived Experience.
