Applications to Cultural Leadership Class 11 are now available.

Cultural Leadership students participate in an intensive year of over 450 hours of programming, including cultural activities, dialogue sessions, travel/study, public speaking, leadership training, 

and facilitated discussions on diversity and creating social change. Through these activities, students gain an increased awareness of their own and each other’s history, religion, and culture, and learn valuable skills for facilitating discussions, solving problems, and making change.

Cultural Leadership is training the next generation of civil rights advocates and activists, or as we fondly call, “troublemakers of the best kind!”

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Go! St. Louis Marathon Weekend is April 11 and 12, 2015. Register online with our Charity Code—GOCL15—to be designated as a Cultural Leadership runner and turn your self-improvement into social-improvement! Sign up before March 16 and get a discount on registration.

Available events include...

• Marathon
• Team Relay Marathon
• Half-Marathon
• 5k Walk/Run

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Class 9 students were recently featured in a Nick News segment about school segregation, because of Cultural Leadership's unique School Swap experience. View their work here.

In July, Class 9 students, and a Class 9 parent,  participated in a discussion on education with independent filmmaker Shukree Tilghman. Tilghman is working on a new documentary revisiting the 50th anniversary of the original March on Washington. The video can be viewed by clicking on this link.

Racism. Discrimination. Hate. Love. Belonging. Understanding. Justice.

Our students discuss and help maintain an environment of mutual respect and open dialogue.

To schedule our students to address or facilitate your group, visit our Book-A-Speaker page.