ABOUT THE CENTER

Founded in May 1990, the Multicultural Resource Center grew out of a vision shared by Randolph Carter, Director of EastEd , the Center's former director Kit Reath and Blair Stambaugh, former head of The Baldwin School.  

The Center has a membership of area schools and its board of directors is made up of independent schoolteachers and administrators from those schools. 

Each year the Resource Center presents programs for teachers, administrators and students that increase awareness and knowledge of diverse perspectives within our culture. Our workshops address such issues as racism, sexism, and economic and social inequality. 

Here is a chronology of our previous events and workshops and here is a history of the Center. Read our mission statement here.

Please contact the Center if your school is interested in joining us.                                        

  
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