Empowering teens as changemakers means engaging them in drawing on history to create new knowledge and new solutions. Here’s why it’s necessary. More »
Media literacy skill-building aids us in being civically active, informed, and responsible. We’re using play to do that in a way that’s meaningful for teens. More »
With SEL, civics education becomes more than just content knowledge; it becomes an investment in a healthier democracy and the young people who’ll inherit it. More »
Grief and loss are two profoundly human emotions. Use this ’After the Rain, the Rainbow’ SEL activity to help your students process their experiences of it. More »
Here’s how the teens behind The Run Around are using the game to share their experiences navigating the juvenile justice system and calling for changes to it. More »
Here’s how we’re using game design to co-create solutions with youth that confront mental healthcare disparities in the juvenile justice system. More »
SEL equips students with the skills needed to navigate conflict and interrupt cycles of political division. Here’s how we’re using play to nurture those skills. More »
Conflict resolution is a necessary skill in the 21st century. We’re using play to equip teens with the SEL skills to navigate it productively. Here’s how. More »
In 2020, we continued to uplift the power of play when needed most, co-creating meaningful game-based experiences for teens that tended to their whole selves. More »
