Collective Assessment of Racial Dialogue

Collective Assessment on Racial Dialogue, also known as CARD, is a program that works to address the issues surrounding the general public when it comes to topics of concern such as racism, discrimination and prejudice. We seek to do this in a safe medium where these issues get coherently addressed. CARD is designed to provide a forum for all individuals to partake in a friendly discussion on the aforementioned issues surrounding not only their lives, but the lives of others as well.

The purpose of this program includes facilitating the general public about subjects which are useful to their daily lives, such as those of discrimination and racism. We will accomplish this by holding a continuous set of open forums which will give people the opportunity to come together for the purpose of meaningful interaction and dialogue. This seminar will provide adults and adolescents alike the opportunity to discuss their prevalent issues in regards to racism and discrimination through a safe and supportive environment. This open forum will be led by the President of Allied Cultures Against Discrimination in furtherance of establishing a communication line among different peoples and giving them the ability to speak their mind.

Contact us today to learn about when and where the next CARD meeting will be held!