NCBI trains faculty, staff, students, and members of the local community to see themselves as leaders who can take initiative to stop the mistreatment of every group. NCBI is committed to ending discrimination whether it is based on race, nationality, religion, gender, socio-economic class, sexual orientation, age, physical ability, occupation, or life circumstances. As an international organization, NCBI has a particular commitment to making the work of ending racism central in all of our programs and initiatives. 
      NCBI-trained leaders offer a new kind of leadership: citizens who are willing to take principled, courageous stands and work in coalition with others to develop activist projects in their communities. NCBI has developed a proven methodology that works by training a team of leaders in a city, school or organization who provide a powerful resource for their community. They replicate prejudice reduction workshops everywhere and intervene in the face of the most intractable intergroup conflicts. NCBI's upbeat approach fosters hope, builds community, and demonstrates the NCBI motto: "All for One and One for All."