We’re making some changes to our web site…

so just bear with us until mid June when we have everything reorganized. You’ll then be better able to make clear sense of all of the things that we are doing. In the meantime, you can watch the introductory video (below) and you gain an understanding of some of our work at Penn State, but the video doesn’t address the growth in our global video conferencing programs that we’ve experienced over the past year or so. For more on that work, go to the Press page by scrolling over the About Us link.

An Introductory Video of our Work at Penn State

The WinC Global Dialogues

Voices From the Classroom

Why do groups only focus on their own well being and not the well being of all people? from Lana Taylor on Vimeo.

Voices From the Classroom

Would your parents be more open if you were LGBT or in an interracial relationship? from Lana Taylor on Vimeo.

Voices From the Classroom

Voices from the classroom

Voices From the Classroom

Voices From the Classroom

Voices From the Classroom

Voices From the Classroom

George Zimmerman vs. Marissa Alexander

I hear people say, “If George Zimmerman had been black, he’d have been jailed immediately.” And I know that many people disagree with that statement, often silently, because political correctness or some other reason keeps them from objecting publicly. Most of us don’t know that we actually have a way to test this idea. It’s not an “apples to apples” test, unfortunately, but there is a case in Florida that stands up against the killing of Trayvon Martin that is pretty disturbing. ACTUALLY, IT’S REALLY DISTURBING. Do we still need to wonder why black Americans distrust the “justice” system?

Please do check this out: “Stand Your Ground Marissa Alexander”

Voices From the Classroom

Voices From The Classroom

Some thoughts on “The Righteous Mind”