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"Your speech has motivated me to stop all the hate in the world. I know this will be hard, but your speech has truly made a difference." JC
"My prayer is that you can continue for many years to touch peoples' lives, and each of them can pass it on so that we can reduce hate crimes." MS
"Your talk made me realize I do get rude to others and talk about others when I shouldn't. You also made me realize that we should appreciate everything we have." KP
"I will do my best to not bully others. Race shouldn't matter, and don't bully; that is the main thing you taught me." ZC
"Your story made me think differently about religions and people all together." BB

Welcome to RDF’s Big Idea Blog!

Published February 2, 2013 | By rdfrdf

Hi, All!

If you’re here, and you’re a teacher, we want to hear from you!

We’re looking for BIG IDEAS about creative ways to nurture respect for diversity in students at all grade levels.

When you get inspired, please come… Continue reading →

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After hearing you speak, I saw the importance in being colorblind. It doesn't matter what race you are; it is WHO you are. ZA
"I now understand that how I treat people actually affects them. I will be sure to treat people differently now!" AS
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"The Holocaust Art Education Project taught our eighth graders about tolerance, understanding, respect, and how they can each make a difference in our world through the act of voting and participating in their community. They even learned history, sonnet writing, and many of the elements and principles of visual art. What an extraordinary experience! J. T. (Middle School Teacher)