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Spirit Day and SEED's Impact on Bullying

Today is Spirit Day, when millions around the U.S. are speaking out against bullying and in support of LGBT youth. While SEED doesn't need a crisis such as bullying to address the very real power dynamics of race, class, gender, sexual orientation, etc. that play out systemically in schools and communities to the detriment of all, it has had a significant impact in schools wanting to address bullying and harassment.

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Apply Now for 2014 SEED New Leaders' Week

The application for the 2014 SEED New Leaders' Week is now online! New Leaders’ Week is a seven-day, teacher-led, residential workshop at which 30 to 40 educators, parents, and community leaders are immersed in multicultural SEED materials and methods.

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Judy Logan

Serial Testimony as a Tool for Discussing Sensitive Racial Topics

SEED leader and San Francisco teacher Judy Logan shares her story of how using Serial Testimony, SEED's method of intentionally structured conversation, helped her multi-racial class of middle school students respond to the O.J. Simpson verdict in a constructive way, without shame or blame.

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