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The Museum of Tolerance is interested in advancing civic engagement, values of respect and responsibility, and meaningful service to the LA community by offering LAUSD high schools a holistic Service Learning Process. School representatives are invited to apply with a team of students who will participate in leadership and service learning training at the Museum of Tolerance and plan and implement a service learning project. Using the powerful anti-bias perspectives and content offered through the Museum of Tolerance, this step-by-step program is designed to:
- engender in students the values and benefits of authentic, relevant learning and service,
- develop leadership skills for service learning in both faculty and students,
- improve academic achievement through standards aligned content,
- instill in the participants a sense of purpose and connection to their communities, and
- provide students with a successful experience in civics through service.
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For more information, please contact Bevery Lemay at 310-772 7614
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| :: Steps to Tolerance |
| Designed for 5th and 6th grade students and provides age appropriate introduction to museums, Holocaust history and contemporary issues related to diversity and tolerance. The 2½ hour program is held in the Museum's Multimedia Learning Center. |
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For more information, please contact 310-772-2502
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| :: Tools for Tolerance® For Teens (more information) |
 Designed for middle and high school students. The program expands on the core ToleranCenter / Holocaust exhibit experiences, and includes workshops that challenge students to assume greater responsibility in recognizing and rejecting all forms of discrimination and in dealing more sensitively with others. |
For more information, please contact 310-772-7614
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| :: T3 Teens, Teachers and Tolerance (more information) |
| Brings together intergenerational teams comprised of students, educators, parents, community members and school resource officers in a three-day comprehensive program that includes skill-building workshops, special presentations and action planning activities. The goal of T3 is to build capacity for leadership and help create communities of practice. |
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For more information, please contact 310-772-7614
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| :: O.P.T.I.O.N.S. |
| (Opportunities to Promote Tolerance and Increase Options for Non-Violence and Safety) is a multi-faceted after-school intervention program for youth referred by High Schools or the Juvenile Justice System. The program offers students ongoing support and life skills development for responsible choices and positive outcomes. |
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| :: Distance Learning (more information) |
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