UNITED FRONT

United Front presents a powerful program designed to promote the understanding of differences between people, by conducting a series of interactive exercises that require the participants to communicate with each other as people – not as any particular race, religion, or gender – no images, no roles, just people.

Non violent ways of resolving conflict are learned through our relationship building exercises.

Intolerance is modeled everyday in some way in our society. In order break down walls of intolerance, we must shift prevailing attitudes. In this workshop, participants will learn how to honestly communicate their feelings and how to deal with life situations in a more positive manner.

Tolerance building interactive exercises are introduced by United Front and used to demonstrate the power of respect, compassion and understanding.

Empowerment of self and others along with appropriate self expression are just a few key skills that are developed during this workshop.

Dealing with stereotypes, self-accountability, responsibility, personal empowerment and expression is the focus of our day-long workshop.

For a free consultation, contact Bob Yñiguez or Dee Sutton at 480.821.5225

Cultural awareness, tolerance, acceptance, racism, prejudice reduction are all topics that are fortunately gaining interest and attention in communities, schools, workplaces and organizations throughout the country and in many other countries around the world. When we talk about tolerance and cultural awareness we are discussing many issues, which include not only racial and cultural discrimination but prejudice in many other areas as well. An individual can feel discriminated against for many reasons such as gender, handicap, age, sexual preference, appearance to name some of the more prominent prejudices being discussed today.

There are many terms used to define and discuss the issues involved with the broad topic of tolerance and cultural awareness. There is a vast amount of information available on the many different theories and discussions of this topic. We would like to help explain some of these terms and ideas in a concise and straight forward manner. Please feel free to click on the links below for more information on each topic.

Cultural Relativism - All beliefs are valid and truth is relative to the each individual situation and background.

Ageism - Age Discrimination

Ableism - Discrimination against handicapped individuals.