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Speak Out - The Institute for Democratic Education and Culture is a national non-profit organization that educates, inspires and empowers young people to become actively engaged in society and to work for social justice.

As a center for progressive arts and politics, Speak Out’s activities include:

  • CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY EVENTS
    Our network of 200 speakers, performers, scholars, artists, exhibits and films represents the breadth of social and political movements. We encourage critical and imaginative thinking about domestic and international issues through artistic and educational forums nationwide.

    {Use our web site to review our roster, then contact us for more information on costs and availability and to schedule an event for your campus or community.}

  • EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS
    Speak Out publishes and distributes educational materials, curriculum, and diversity resources. Through our on-line store, we also offer books, DVDs, CDs and other merchandise.
  • WORKSHOPS AND TRAININGS
    We organize workshops, trainings and educational institutes to strengthen social justice organizing at high schools, colleges, universities, and in communities nationwide.
  • CONFERENCES
    We participate in regional and national conferences and gatherings that promote and strengthen young peoples' engagement in activism.
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SPEAK OUT FORUM: Elections '08 Register to Vote here. Check out the views of progressive leaders and join in the conversation about this historic election. Read More

Agent Orange Justice Tour Two Vietnamese women victims of Agent Orange visiting 10 U.S. Cities, Sept. 29 - Oct. 20, 2008. Bring them to your campus or community. Read More

Got Privilege? Merchandise Available New T-Shirts, hoodies and visors available from Speak Out and the White Privilege Conference. Read More

New Curriculum from Speak Out - Lessons from The Color of Fear Newly revised and updated in a 4-volume bound set Read More

Speak Out anthology takes a critical look at the film "Crash" Crash Course: Reflections on the Film Crash for Critical Dialogues About Race, Power and Privilege” is a collection of essays by some of the country’s most prominent anti-racism writers, scholars and activists. Read More