Inclusion Summit

This year’s Dates: July 6-10, 2009

Applications are below!

The Inclusion Summit is a residential human relations retreat
that takes place in the Wasatch Mountains outside of Salt Lake City. At the Inclusion Summit, participants are given the opportunity to explore difficult social issues and how they affect our communities, homes, and workplaces.

Each of us has room to grow in order to better relate to individuals who make up our diverse communities. Using human relations as a foundation, participants at the Inclusion Summit will be challenged to understand the dynamics of exclusion, and in so doing, recognize the humanity in all of us. At the Inclusion Summit, participants are encouraged to maintain their
individuality and values, while still identifying with others who may be different, reminding each of us to be humankind.

What is Human Relations?
A process not a result

Conversations on multiculturalism are often seen as little more than an attempt at Political Correctness or a quick fix to addressing cultural differences. Because of this, we often miss a deeper message that pertains to all of us. The goal is not to learn the buzz words of the day, or for one group to teach another. Human Relations is a process of interaction and
engagement that requires self reflection coupled with an authentic desire to understand others and relate to them as human beings.

To download the brochure/application to the Inclusion Summit click here

For information about our adult programs, contact Hande Togrul

Who should attend?	How much does it cost?	Topics covered at the summit	Professional development credit	Certificate in Human Relations