Intergroup programs should recur lifelong and adapt to local conditions

Evidence

Following Allport, we argue that a concern for intergroup relations should be a recurring theme from childhood to adulthood and should extend into the workplace, recreational settings, and the community. These programs should be tailored to suit the emotional, social, and intellectual maturity of the participants and should take into consideration local conditions affecting intergroup relations. — , Rudman, Laurie A - On the Nature of…, 2681