Peer leadership : helping youth become change agents in their schools and communities

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Title:	Peer leadership : helping youth become change agents in their schools and communities
Subject Keywords:	education ; prejudice ; stereotype ; discrimination ; diversity ; students ; youth
Issue Date:	Jul-2002

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See Also:	human rights education ; Holocaust education ; human rights education ; Holocaust education
Key Issues:	Diversity education ; Hate crime
Publisher:	PAH
Publication Country:	United States
Publication Place :	Washington, DC
Material Type:	tools and guides
Language:	English
Country:	United States
Country Coverage:	United States
URL display:	http://www.partnersagainsthate.org/publications/index.html
Abstract:	Publisher's description: This guide provides educators, law enforcement personnel, parents, and other family and community members with information and resources for establishing peer leadership programs in secondary schools and youth service organizations that give students the skills and confidence to stand up for civility in their schools and communities and to become role models in confronting bias-motivated harassment.
Physical Description:	63 p.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12389/20153
Appears in Collections:	Documents