Knowledge Space: Diversity

Diversity
The principle of requisite variety asserts that a system must be at least as diverse as its containing environment in order to sustain itself and remain viable. Our natural tendency toward affinity and homogenization must be transcended in order for us to truly leverage the gifts of our human diversity.

ONE WORLD-ONE PEOPLE. Multimedia PowerPoint presentation designed for ARC Worldwide and often used in Aurora Now seminars, featuring the music of Morry Stearns and the photos from ARC's award winning photo essay books: One World, One People and One World, One Child.
(Right click to download rather than open within Explorer browser; 10 megs, needs at least 512 megs of RAM to play synchronized).
Prejudice: A Definition
From Rolland G. Smith, broadcast journalist, poet and friend
From Steve Brant, management consultant and one of our founding advisors
An Interfaith appeal for peace

Visit the National Conference for Community and Justice.
Formerly the National Conference for Christians and Jews, the NCCJ continues to play a critical role in interfaith and cultural understanding. Their interfaith calendar provides a unique outline of both the diversity and unifying understanding of the major world religions.