A.T.L.A.S. is a weeklong residential youth program held during the summer where a diverse group of high school students come together to learn, share and explore what each of them brings to their community while enhancing leadership and communication skills.

A.T.L.A.S. is a very unique experience that helps participants recognize their own perceptions, biases and prejudices and demonstrates how to go beyond their misconceptions to build meaningful and lasting friendships.

A.T.L.A.S. goes beyond teaching tolerance and lays the foundation -- beginning construction on bridges of understanding and respect by opening the lines of communication within our community.

This year's A.T.L.A.S. camp will be held June 8-13, 2008 at Genesis Ranch located in Fischer, Texas near Canyon Lake.

For more information, please click here or contact Maudie Muraida, Executive Director, UCSA at 210.229.1991 or mmuraida@ucofsa.org.

A school based program for all levels that provides basic conflict resolution training for students and others wanting to engage in intervention of conflicts. This program provides knowledge and skills related to resolving conflicts, active listening and communication skills.

A community based program that provides adults an opportunity to focus on clarifying their values, conflict resolution and management, understanding diversity, cultural appreciation and effective cross-cultural communication skills.

Provides educators and administrators an opportunity to learn skills in cross/intercultural communication and how to deal with multiculturalism in the classroom. This training also allows participants an opportunity to explore issues surrounding diversity in their classroom, school and community.