How do Americans define race today, and how do we identify our own racial origins?
As we grapple with recent world events, and as immigration and interracial marriage and adoption change the faces of Americans, how are our concepts of race and racism changing?

"Race in the 21st Century" explores what race categories mean today and how we experience race. Teacher workshops examine how educators can help society begin to free itself of racism.

All presentations and workshops are free and open to the public; there is a charge for the dinners and for lunch on Saturday. Please visit the registration page to sign up for Teacher Workshops, dinners, and Saturday lunch.

The deadline for registering for November first teachers' workshops or for reservations for evening banquets during the Race Symposium has been extended until Monday October 27th. No registration is required for other lectures or workshops. With the exception of evening banquets, symposium events are free of charge.

For more information, please contact Symposium coordinator, Helen Frink, Professor of Modern Languages and Women's Studies, by phone at 603-358-2956 or by e-mail at hfrink@keene.edu.