Diversity and Tolerance:
Yesterday, Today,and Tommorow
Suggestions for Service Learning
Following is a list of suggestions for you to review in order to determine a Service Learning Project for the Diversity and Tolerance Portfolio. Consider each carefully and select something that truly interests you. You may choose to do something other than what is mentioned here, which is fine. You may also wish to participate in more than one of the activities, which is all right, as well. What is most important is that you learn from your experience. Good luck!
1. Become a member of the Diversity Club and attend all of the meetings and activities.
2. Participate in "Mix-It-Up Day" at lunch in November.
3. Participate in the Kean University Student Conference in February.
4. Create a booth for the Third Annual Multi-Cultural Expo - April 13, 2007.
5. Perform at the Multi-Cultural Expo in April.
6. Research the contributions of a particular ethnic group to American life.
7. Write a booklet tracing your family's history and share it with an elementary school class.
8. Create a survey on diversity in Cranford and organize and publish the data.
9. Create a living testimony by interviewing someone who emigrated to the U.S.
10. Work with a community-based charity that introduces you to people or ideas you have not previously encountered.
11. Interview members of the Township Committee to learn how diversity and tolerance is reflected in that body.
12. Create a public service announcement on videotape that celebrates diversity, tolerance. Or human rights that may be used by the CHS television station or TV35.
13. Write a newspaper editorial or design an editorial cartoon that demonstrates a commitment to diversity and tolerance and submit it for publication to the Spotlight or local newspapers.
14. Design a website that educates the public about tolerance, diversity, or human rights.
15. Design a logo to that celebrates diversity, tolerance, or human rights that can be used by CHS for t-shirts, banners, flags.
16. Attend the 4th Annual Day of Rememberance on April 25, 2007.
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