This political participation grant funded “”Ethnic Conflict and Models of Multiethnic Cooperation”", a service learning class for Pitzer College students which encouraged participating students to conduct research on multicultural curriculum and ethnic conflict resolution programs. The course also provided students with a unique opportunity to help the Alhambra School District to assess the effectiveness of its policies for dealing with racial and ethnic conflict.
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Ethnic Conflict and Models of Multiethnic Cooperation
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