Diversity Workshops and Conferences for Students Since 2001, all ninth grade students participate in the Help Increase the Peace Program here at Lovett. The workshop uses participatory activities and discussions to help participants build community and develop interpersonal skills. Since 2006, a number of Upper School students have attended the Student Diversity Leadership Conference, the student component of National Association of Independent Schoolsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; People of Color Conference. Each time, students have returned charged and enlightened with a tangible energy they use contribute to the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mission to be more inclusive. For more information on SDLC, see <www.nais.org/pocc>. Seventh grade students participate in Power Over Prejudice, a local diversity conference on Georgia Techâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s campus.
Student-Led Organizations Middle School students participate in the following clubs: Cultural Appreciation for Everyone (CAFE), a club that brings together students who are interested in learning about different cultures, ethnicities, religions, and nationalities; Club Chocolat, a French club that gives students the opportunity to explore French culture and language; and The Latin Club, open to any eighth grade Latin student wishing to explore the Latin language and fellowship with one another. Upper School students participate in the following clubs: Amigos Para Siempre, which translates to Friends Forever, provides an opportunity for those who have traveled to Siempre Verde to keep in touch; The Asian Culture Club, a group dedicated to exploring the rich history, literature, and culture of Asia; Club C.A.S.A., a group that combines community service and Latin American culture to create a learning experience while helping others; The French Club, a group that gives students the opportunity to be immersed in the French culture;