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Information and links to games, exercises and simulations used in diversity training, or employment equity, or affirmative action training.

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  • Icebreakers For Diversity Workshops

     By Bonner curriculum - Several icebreakers specifically designed for use in Diversity workshops -- a topic that really needs an effective icebreaker. pop (Added: 21-Sep-2009 Hits: 1089 )

  • Who I Am Poems (Diversity Icebreaker)

     By EdChange - Begins active introspective process while continuing to provide opportunities for individuals to make connections with each other. Participants write short poems, starting each line with "I am...," encouraging them to describe in their own words who they are and what's important to their identity. (Added: 18-Nov-2008 Hits: 598 )

  • Diversity - A Guide For Business

     By Copsdiversityforum - Excellent free (donation requested) guide for businesses looking to foster diversity. Contains exercises, concepts. Get it. pop (Added: 18-Nov-2008 Hits: 1168 )

  • Teaching Diversity - Discovery Hunt

     By na - Training exercise that focuses on differences and similarities. Links to instructions in word format for the exercise. (Added: 18-Nov-2008 Hits: 721 )

  • Groups within Groups Exploring Dimensions of Diversity

     By Bonner - This is a longer workshop exploring dimensions of diversity, suitable especially for a retreat. It consists of a series of group within group discussions and sharing sessions. You can set this up using a range of characteristics — including age, gender, class, ethnicity/race, etc. For each topic, the same structure, technique and guiding questions are used. The overall purpose of this activity is to build understanding of, and appreciation for, how people value and interpret their own identity and to build the capacity of a group along issues of diversity. (Added: 18-Nov-2008 Hits: 987 )

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