W. Ruemper, MODELS FOR CHANGE - ANTIRACIST EDUCATION FOR UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(3), 1996, pp. 317-335
Five experiential models were developed by Ontario colleges and univer
sities for harassment and discrimination prevention education. Using b
asic principles of antiracist theory and pedagogy, these models addres
s issues related to a variety of forms of oppression. Although they we
re designed to educate senior decision makers in institutions of highe
r education in the prevention of harassment and discrimination on thei
r campuses, they have been used effectively with students, staff and m
embers of the general community as well. In this paper, the models are
discussed within the context of traditional educational equity approa
ches.