Intergroup Relations is a nationally recognized program of the University of Michigan that “works proactively to promote understanding of intergroup relations inside and outside of the classroom.” In its Intergroup Dialogue course, undergraduate students are brought together to share experiences related to their diverse backgrounds. Although it was created for college students,it is never too early to start educating people about issues of multiculturalism and diversity. This class will provide a safe space for high school students to explore the ways multiculturalism affects their everyday lives and engage in thoughtful dialogue. It is important for us to be able to both express our unique selves and rationalities, and allow others to do the same. We will find that communicating our beliefs, values, and interests with fellow students, colleagues, and friends can be extremely beneficial. It can even be a lot of fun!