This package includes a guide for formation and implementation of community study circles on cultural diversity, an abridged version of the same text entitled "A Busy Citizen's Discussion Guide", for study circle participants, and a 23-minute videotape recording. The main guide begins with a section on the need for community conversations, based on democratic values, concerning our country and its communities. A subsequent section on use of the guide provides information on the principles underlying study circles, study circle organization, tips for intercultural collaboration, basic steps in creating community-wide dialogue, suggestions for study circle leaders, use of the videotape, and guidelines for participants. A section is devoted to addressing challenges in cross-cultural communication. Discussion materials for four sessions follow. Topics include: "Who Are We? The Many Faces of America"; "Bonds and Boundaries: Looking at Our Communities"; "Visions of America: What Ties Us Together?"; and "Making a Difference: What Can We Do To Build a Stronger Community in an Age of Diversity?". A list of additional readings on diversity and union and a list of additional resources for discussion and action are appended. The abridged participant guide contains pages 1-35 of the main guide. (MSE)