This report comprises papers delivered at a conference assessing the impact of the Supreme Court decision in the case of Brown v. Board of Education 30 years after it was passed in 1954. The following papers (and authors) are included: (1) "Reflections on Brown after Thirty Years" (Linda Brown Smith); (2) "School Integration and the National Community" (Samuel D. Proctor); (3) "A Personal View of the Background and Developments since the Brown Decision" (Kenneth B. Clark); (4) "An NAACP Perspective on the Status of Public School Desegregation" (Beverly P. Cole); (5) "Brown Thirty Years Later: The Chicago Story" (Nelvia M. Brady); (6) "School Desegregation Patterns in the States, Large Cities, and Metropolitan Areas--1968-1980: A Report to the Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights of the Committee on the Judiciary of the U.S. House of Representatives" (Gary Orfield); (7) "The Research on the Effects of School Desegregation: Real-Estate Prices, College Degrees, and Miscellaneous Other Things" (Robert Crain); (8) "The Role of the Federal Government in School Desegregation" (William Bradford Reynolds); (9) "Impact of Desegregation on Children in the 1980s and 1990s" (Nathaniel R. Jones); (10) "Ensuring Excellence and Equity in Public Education" (Constance E. Clayton); (11) "Desegregation as a Tool for Establishing Quality Education" (Eugene T. Reville); (12) "Hard Lessons: What We Have Learned from Desegregation" (Willis D. Hawley); (13) "Heretical Thoughts on a Serious Occasion" (Derrick Bell); (14) "Effective Schools through School Desegregation" (Hugh J. Scott); (15) "Equity and Excellence: An Emerging Trend in the Desegregation of Schools" (LaMar P. Miller and J. Theodore Repa); (16) "Desegregation: Challenges and Responsibilities" (Robert L. Carter); (17) "Legal Perspectives and the Future of Desegregation" (Julius L. Chambers); (18) "Participation by Social Scientists in Litigation Regarding School Desegregation: Past Contributions and Future Opportunities" (Stuart W. Cook); (19) "Legal Perspectives and the Vision of America" (Norman Redlich); (20) "School Desegregation--The Real Stakes" (Michael H. Sussman); (21) "The Brown Plus Thirty Conference: A Personal View" (Cora Watkins); (22) "Where Next?" (Leonard B. Stevens); and (23) "Seattle's Reaction to the Proceedings of the Brown Plus Thirty Conference" (Michael W. Hoge). Also included are a summary of the conference, an editor's summary, a list of participants, and a list of council and board members of the Metropolitan Center for Educational Research. (BJV)