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 »
We’re committed to creating educational experiences where students are seen, valued, and supported. Here are the equity-centered principles that guide us. More »
Adding diverse voices in a classroom enriches learning for students. Here are five poems by writers of color that you can add to your students’ reading list. More »
A classroom library that reflects the diversity of teens’ lived experiences enriches their learning. Here are 10 YA books by writers of color to add to yours. More »
There is power in naming your values and holding yourself accountable to them. Use this SEL exercise to help your high school students reflect on their own. More »
Here’s a social and emotional learning activity to help teachers support students in uncovering purpose: the overlap between what passion, skill, and need. More »
On January 6th, the U.S. Capitol was attacked. Naturally, it ignited lots of emotions. Here’s an SEL-informed tool to help you and your students process them. More »
Despite the changes this year threw at us, we, like many, still found ways to stay connected and lean into joy. Here’s a wrap up of our gameful year. More »
