The guide will help elementary and secondary school teachers to identify resources for multicultural education in the San Francisco Bay Area. Over 250 entries are included about American Indians, Mexican Americans, Chinese and Japanese Americans, Greek Americans, Jews, and Afro Americans, the groups most thoroughly represented. Almost every entry includes a paragraph-length description of its educational value, specific ethnic group focus, grade level applicability, and unique features. Among the 18 places to go are tours, museums, and cultural centers providing artifacts, publications, exhibits, and food. Publishers whose materials stress ethnic identity and whose publications are bilingual are included in the next section, as well as books, bibliographies, readers, journals, calendars of local events, and bookstores. Over 30 newspapers, radio and television stations are described in the media section. Among the 73 educational facilities are college-sponsored ethnic studies groups and curriculum programs. Over 100 organizations and resource people include chambers of commerce and teachers of ethnic dances. An appendix explains what teachers should look for in evaluating multicultural education materials. (AV)