worldonthesquare.org -
World on the Square is a free, Community Unity sponsored family festival with international entertainment, food, games, art and exhibits, held annually in Corydon, Indiana.
World Affairs Council of Kentucky and Southern Indiana
Morgan County and Mooresville Chamber of Commerce booklet "Tearing Down Fences"
Southern Poverty Law Center
Tolerance Project - Interactive maps, ideas for tolerance, prejudice tests, storybooks about human rights - "a national resource for ideas to promote understanding and acceptance.
Study Circles Resource Center
Indiana University Southeast Office of Equity and Diversity - Indiana University Southeast
4201 Grant Line Road
New Albany, Indiana 47150
Telephone: 812-941-2306
e-mail EQDIV@IUS.EDU
IUS International Events
Indiana's Best Practices Celebrating Diversity
Muhammad Ali Center - in Louisville, Kentucky is not only a commemoration of the career and life of the world-famous former three-time World Heavyweight Champion, but also promotes one of his core ideals, the peaceful resolution of social and international conflict.
Religious Movements - The University of Virginia's comprehensive study of religious movements, with links to other sources.
American Slave Narratives: An Online Anthology - This web site provides an opportunity to read a sample of these narratives, and to see some of the photographs taken at the time of the interviews.
US Citizenship and Immigration Services
The Search Institute - an asset- building resource, with articles, a magazine, a catalog of resources and more. A non- denominational project done in conjunction with the Lutheran Brotherhood.
Crane House - Experience Asian Cultures!
1244 South Third Street
Louisville, Kentucky 40203
(502)635-2240
Fax: (502)635-7659
Email: adm@cranehouse.org
Calendar of Events
Reservations are required for these programs. There is a fee for these events unless stated otherwise.
LICC - a non -profit organization dedicated to developing and nurturing cross-cultural relationships among people and institutions in the Greater Louisville area and their counterparts in the world.
Harrison County Community Foundation - The Harrison County Community Foundation is a public foundation established for the receipt of donations and the distribution of income from permanent endowment funds for the philanthropic purposes of Harrison County.
Leadership Harrison County - Our county-wide program that develops community leadership skills for the good of our area's future. Community Unity's relationship with Leadership Harrison County is close, since diversity awareness, inclusion, and the ability to resolve conflicts peacefully are all principles that are essential in our upcoming community leaders.
Center for Interfaith Relations - This is the new name for the Cathedral Heritage Foundation, which has worked to foster inter-religious communication and understanding across faith boundaries since 1984 and sponsors the annual Festival of Faiths.
When the Klan Comes to Town:
The Ku Klux Klan Rally in Corydon, Indiana; A Case Study
World on the Square is a free, Community Unity sponsored family festival with international entertainment, food, games, art and exhibits, held annually in Corydon, Indiana.
World Affairs Council of Kentucky and Southern Indiana
Morgan County and Mooresville Chamber of Commerce booklet "Tearing Down Fences"
Southern Poverty Law Center
Tolerance Project - Interactive maps, ideas for tolerance, prejudice tests, storybooks about human rights - "a national resource for ideas to promote understanding and acceptance.
Study Circles Resource Center
Indiana University Southeast Office of Equity and Diversity - Indiana University Southeast
4201 Grant Line Road
New Albany, Indiana 47150
Telephone: 812-941-2306
e-mail EQDIV@IUS.EDU
IUS International Events
Indiana's Best Practices Celebrating Diversity
Muhammad Ali Center - in Louisville, Kentucky is not only a commemoration of the career and life of the world-famous former three-time World Heavyweight Champion, but also promotes one of his core ideals, the peaceful resolution of social and international conflict.
Religious Movements - The University of Virginia's comprehensive study of religious movements, with links to other sources.
American Slave Narratives: An Online Anthology - This web site provides an opportunity to read a sample of these narratives, and to see some of the photographs taken at the time of the interviews.
US Citizenship and Immigration Services
The Search Institute - an asset- building resource, with articles, a magazine, a catalog of resources and more. A non- denominational project done in conjunction with the Lutheran Brotherhood.
Crane House - Experience Asian Cultures!
1244 South Third Street
Louisville, Kentucky 40203
(502)635-2240
Fax: (502)635-7659
Email: adm@cranehouse.org
Calendar of Events
Reservations are required for these programs. There is a fee for these events unless stated otherwise.
LICC - a non -profit organization dedicated to developing and nurturing cross-cultural relationships among people and institutions in the Greater Louisville area and their counterparts in the world.
Harrison County Community Foundation - The Harrison County Community Foundation is a public foundation established for the receipt of donations and the distribution of income from permanent endowment funds for the philanthropic purposes of Harrison County.
Leadership Harrison County - Our county-wide program that develops community leadership skills for the good of our area's future. Community Unity's relationship with Leadership Harrison County is close, since diversity awareness, inclusion, and the ability to resolve conflicts peacefully are all principles that are essential in our upcoming community leaders.
Center for Interfaith Relations - This is the new name for the Cathedral Heritage Foundation, which has worked to foster inter-religious communication and understanding across faith boundaries since 1984 and sponsors the annual Festival of Faiths.
When the Klan Comes to Town:
The Ku Klux Klan Rally in Corydon, Indiana; A Case Study
A team project paper by students at IU-SPEA tells about how Corydon handled the KKK rally in September 1999. Click on the link above, and the paper can be downloaded in PDF format from our World on the Square website.