Racial Discrimination Training Videos & Courses

Join a diversity training session using clips from Jane Elliott’s previous documentaries and a detailed Facilitator’s Guide written by Jane Elliott. A MUST BUY for all Diversity Trainers.

Explore the fascinating civilizations that contributed to Africa's historical greatness. This series is a thorough overview of ancient African civilization from the worlds oldest monarchy in Qustul to the incredible civilization of Egypt. Intriguing facts and incredible graphics make this a well-rounded series for the classroom.

50 Employment Laws in 50 States, 2021 Edition is the revolutionary guidebook that puts ALL the most need-to-know employment law information — for each of the 50 states — right at your fingertips.

Produced - 2009

Harassment Hurts: It's Personal explores the pain and cost of harassment, covering such topics as age, race, sexual orientation, political affiliation, pregnancy, ethnicity, sexual harassment and much more.

Imagine that you had been forcibly removed from your parents and raised never knowing your true heritage - all because of the color of your skin. Imagine that the white government wanted to make your entire race extinct - just because you weren't born white.

A wake up call for all ages, this best-selling program teaches about prejudices using a dramatic framework. It provides an examination of the realities of discrimination as experienced by actual students in the classroom of third grade teacher, Jane Elliott, whose demonstration shows how quickly children can succumb to discriminatory behavior.

Developed by experienced employment attorneys and trainers, Creating the Respect Effect is a cost-effective and results-oriented video-based training program for employers seeking to improve and enhance work environments and reduce the risk of legal claims arising from employment issues. This distinctive classroom course educates your managers and employees about the characteristics and the benefits of a respectful work environment.

The American Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law on July 26, 1990. It’s designed as a federal anti-discrimination statute to make both public and private entities accessible to the more than 40 million Americans across the country. The goal of the new law is to allow Americans with disabilities to lead productive lives by providing minor accommodations.

In "Diversity Unplugged", real people with varied backgrounds speak frankly about the meaning of diversity, individual and group identity, stereotyping, discrimination and taking responsibility for improving the quality of working relationships.